On 01/24/2013 11:33 AM, Eric McCorkle wrote:
The current version of the spec for parameter reflection, found here:
http://cr.openjdk.java.net/~abuckley/8misc.pdf
states that if a parameter has no name, then the reflection API should
synthesize a name of the form "argN", where N is the index of the
parameter. It also states that if a MethodParameters attribute has a
name index of 0, then it indicates a parameter with no name.
The question I have is, what if a MethodParameters attribute indicates a
name of "" (meaning, the empty string)? Does this count as a valid
name, or should it be treated as a parameter with no name?
It is probably also worth thinking about invalid parameter names, for
example "10", "_", "+", " ", other whitespace characters, and so on.
What about name clashes, such as if I choose to name my args "arg3,
arg2, arg1, arg0"
Are valid parameter names JVMS identifiers or JLS identifiers?
-- Jon
