groovy

• Type: Bug
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 1.1-beta-1
• Fix Version/s: 1.1-beta-2
• Component/s: None
• Labels:

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When assigned to a local variable or attribute, a closure with named parameters throws a verify error.

However, if the closure is called directly upon creation (i.e. without intermediate assignment to a variable), then the call works without problems.
The same holds true if in a script the Binding is used to store the closure reference instead of a variable.

Here is a test case. The commented test methods throw the verify error.

class ClosureNamedParameters extends GroovyTestCase {

// void testClosureAsLocalVar() {
// def local = { Map params -> // params.x * params.y // }
// assert local(x : 2, y : 3) == 6
// }
void testClosureDirectly() {
assert { Map params -> params.x * params.y }(x : 2, y : 3) == 6
}
// def attribute
// void testClosureAsAttribute() {
// attribute = { Map params ->// params.x * params.y// } }
// assert attribute(x : 2, y : 3) == 6
// }
}

• Assignee:

  blackdrag blackdrag

  Reporter:

  Joachim Baumann

• Created:

  03/Jul/07 8:16 AM

  Updated:

  03/Jul/07 10:28 AM

  Resolved:

  03/Jul/07 10:28 AM