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Topic: inner class constructor (Read 362 times) |
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nashdj
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inner class constructor
« on: Aug 14th, 2002, 3:49am » |
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Something very strange happens when I attempt to call proce55ing methods from an inner classes constructor.
For example, this works correctly:
void setup()
{
new Test();
}
class Test
{
Test()
{
float f = cos(10);
}
}
Whereas this, causes the error "Exception occurred during event dispatching" to be displayed, and locks up the editor (to the point where I have to manually kill it - winxp).
void setup()
{
new Test(10);
}
class Test
{
Test(float testvalue)
{
float i = cos(10);
}
}
Strangely, this example does work:
void setup()
{
new Test(10);
}
class Test
{
Test(float testvalue)
{
float i = mycos(10);
}
float mycos(float v)
{
return cos(v);
}
}
My use of cos here is just an example, the problem seems to occur with all the ususal methods. At least all the ones I have tried.
- nashdj
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fry
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Re: inner class constructor
« Reply #1 on: Aug 15th, 2002, 12:30am » |
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hmm.. this is outside the scope of anything we mess with directly, so it's either a 1) kjc problem (the compiler we're using), 2) a java language spec problem, or 3) a vm problem.
#1 seems a likely suspect, #2 seems less so, and #3 would be likely because of the nature of the newer sun vms, which can be a little flakey. in addition, the fact that it causes an exception at runtime (as opposed to compile time) seems awfully suspect.
have you tried similar code w/ another java compiler?
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fry
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Re: inner class constructor
« Reply #2 on: Aug 15th, 2003, 6:48pm » |
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fixed in 57/58.
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