On 17/05/2021 16:43, Christian Beikov wrote:
Hi,
I have a use case where I generate some code and that code refers to
classes of some module B.
When the module A (an open module), into which I define that class,
has no read-edges to the module B, this fails saying that A does not
read B.
That's fine and totally understandable, so I tried to add the
following code:
moduleA.addReads("moduleB.pkg", moduleB)
but this is not allowed as `addReads` only works if `this ==
callerModule`.
Have you tried generating this in the <clinit> of the class that you
inject? That should be a lot simpler than inject another class or
complicating the existing API.
-Alan
My workaround is to define a class into module A that can then call
this method.
Is there a reason to this limitation? I mean the module is open
anyway, so anyone can just define a class into it, so why not also
allow calling addReads?
