Clojure

Function names not munged in :gen-class

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  • Type: Defect Defect
  • Status: Closed Closed
  • Resolution: Completed
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: Release 1.2
  • Component/s: None
  • Labels:
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  • Approval:
    Ok

Description

A function name with a dash in the :methods list isn't properly munged when using compile/gen-class. This results in a method in the byte code that is not callable from Java.

Offending code:

(ns foo.bar
(:gen-class
:methods [[foo-bar [] void]]))

(defn -foo-bar [] (println "a"))

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stu said: [file:by19VCMomr360aeJe5cbCb]

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stu said: patch fixes this by disallowing it. I don't think we should munged in methods names in gen-class – callers are already forced to Java names by any Java methods they implement, so better to be consistent.

patch also piggybacks some unrelated test refactoring

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Assembla Importer added a comment - stu said: patch fixes this by disallowing it. I don't think we should munged in methods names in gen-class – callers are already forced to Java names by any Java methods they implement, so better to be consistent. patch also piggybacks some unrelated test refactoring
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richhickey said: Seems to specifically single out '-' rather than ensure a valid Java name

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Assembla Importer added a comment - richhickey said: Seems to specifically single out '-' rather than ensure a valid Java name
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stu said: How far do we go here? A complete implementation would need to

  • use the isJavaIdentifierPart / isJavaIdentifierStart methods of Character
  • enumerate the characters as code points (bring in c.c.string/codepoints? if so, as public fn?)
  • blacklist keywords, boolean literals, null literal
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Assembla Importer added a comment - stu said: How far do we go here? A complete implementation would need to
  • use the isJavaIdentifierPart / isJavaIdentifierStart methods of Character
  • enumerate the characters as code points (bring in c.c.string/codepoints? if so, as public fn?)
  • blacklist keywords, boolean literals, null literal
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stu said: [file:cje20uM0Cr35VBeJe5cbLA]

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Assembla Importer added a comment - stu said: [file:cje20uM0Cr35VBeJe5cbLA]
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stu said: second patch uses munge

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Assembla Importer added a comment - stu said: second patch uses munge

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