test/tools/javac/lambda/methodReference/MethodRefNewInnerBootstrap.java

Thu, 26 Mar 2015 11:34:50 +0100

author
jlahoda
date
Thu, 26 Mar 2015 11:34:50 +0100
changeset 2734
ba758e1ffa69
parent 2607
10e9228e77b0
permissions
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8054220: Debugger doesn't show variables *outside* lambda
8058227: Debugger has no access to outer variables inside Lambda
Summary: Put local variables captured by lambda into the lambda method's LocalVariableTable.
Reviewed-by: mcimadamore, rfield

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rfield@2607 23
rfield@2607 24 /**
rfield@2607 25 * @test
rfield@2607 26 * @bug 8044748
rfield@2607 27 * @summary JVM cannot access constructor though ::new reference although can call it directly
rfield@2607 28 */
rfield@2607 29
rfield@2607 30 public class MethodRefNewInnerBootstrap {
rfield@2607 31
rfield@2607 32 interface Constructor {
rfield@2607 33 public MyTest execute(int i);
rfield@2607 34 }
rfield@2607 35
rfield@2607 36 public class MyTest {
rfield@2607 37 public MyTest(int i) { System.out.println("Constructor executed " + i); }
rfield@2607 38 }
rfield@2607 39
rfield@2607 40 public Constructor getConstructor() {
rfield@2607 41 return MyTest::new;
rfield@2607 42 }
rfield@2607 43
rfield@2607 44 public static void main(String argv[]) {
rfield@2607 45 new MethodRefNewInnerBootstrap().call();
rfield@2607 46 }
rfield@2607 47
rfield@2607 48 public void call() {
rfield@2607 49 MyTest mt = new MyTest(0);
rfield@2607 50
rfield@2607 51 Constructor c1 = MyTest::new;
rfield@2607 52 c1.execute(1);
rfield@2607 53
rfield@2607 54 Constructor c2 = getConstructor();
rfield@2607 55 c2.execute(2);
rfield@2607 56
rfield@2607 57 Constructor c3 = new Constructor() {
rfield@2607 58 public MyTest execute(int i) {
rfield@2607 59 return new MyTest(3);
rfield@2607 60 }
rfield@2607 61 };
rfield@2607 62 c3.execute(3);
rfield@2607 63
rfield@2607 64 Constructor c4 = new Constructor() {
rfield@2607 65 public MyTest execute(int i) {
rfield@2607 66 Constructor c = MyTest::new;
rfield@2607 67 return c.execute(i);
rfield@2607 68 }
rfield@2607 69 };
rfield@2607 70 c4.execute(4);
rfield@2607 71 }
rfield@2607 72 }

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