On 29.03.20 14:17, Paul King wrote:
Groovy's original rule was that a newline terminates a statement when it
could sensibly finish (successfully complete an expression) at that
point. So if you've opened a curly brace or bracket, for instance, the
newline would not auto-terminate an
Groovy's original rule was that a newline terminates a statement when it
could sensibly finish (successfully complete an expression) at that point.
So if you've opened a curly brace or bracket, for instance, the newline
would not auto-terminate an expression/statement.
The rule was later expanded
