On 08.08.2016 15:19, Facundo Farias wrote:
Hello there! Because we have external dependencies, we have to use some reserved words on a Groovy file that will be parsed by the ConfigSlurper. We had to use quotation marks, and the strange thing is: in the first level, it works (as it can be seen on the IntelliJ screenshot, it is taken as a variable), but then if we have at least one level of nesting, then it fails (as can be sen on the screenshot, is not underlined).
"it" is not a reserved keyword as such. It is the implicit and optional parameter for a closure. So on the top level you have no it, in {it}, you have the implicit it, {foo->} has no it, it has an explcit foo, {foo=null->} has an implicit foo, {->} does not have any parameter and then of course no "it" as well. I don't know if using {-> everywhere would suit you better?
bye Jochen
