> From: Ed Jenkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Yesterday, we upgraded to Cocoon 2.0.2dev. In that version, in
> cocoon.xconf, the default compiler was switched from Javac to Pizza.
>
> Pizza is reporting some compilation errors in my XSP files that were
OK when
> compiled with Javac. Also, I believe the JLS would not consider this
to be
> an error.
I don't think so.
> Here is a small example of the code:
>
> <xsp:logic>
> private void setSomething()
> {
> String s =
> "
> <one>
> <two>three</two>
> <two>three</two>
> </one>
> ";
> request.getSession().setAttribute("something", s);
> }
> </xsp:logic>
>
> Here are the errors I'm getting:
>
> Line 106, column 13: unclosed character literal
> Line 106, column 12: illegal start of expression
> Line 139, column 14: unclosed character literal
IIRC, compiler is right.
> When I change it to this, the errors go away:
>
> String s = "";
>
> I think it doesn't like it when a string literal is split up into
multiple
> lines. What's up with that?
Use Python - it is the only language allowing this.
Vadim
> I see that Pizza is made by SourceForge. Who should I contact there
to ask
> about this? www.sf.net is currently down.
>
> Ed
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