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dbus-java: CreateInterface don't check for Java keywords |
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dbus
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Reporter: |
Sveinung Kvilhaugsvik <sveinung84> |
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Matthew Johnson <dbus> |
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RESOLVED
FIXED
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normal
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medium
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unspecified | |
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Other | |
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All | |
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i915 platform:
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Testcase taken from the Telepathy spec. (LGPL)
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Created attachment 16485 [details] Testcase taken from the Telepathy spec. (LGPL) CreateInterface doesn't check for Java keywords in variable names when it generates interfaces. Because of this, it will generate Java code that use reserved keywords like "new" as variable names if that is what the input calls them. The generated code will then have errors, since "new" is a reserved keyword. Fast hack to workaround the problem: cat Generated.java | sed -e "s/new/theNew/g" > Generated.java