Hi Peter,
On 8/2/2016 1:59 AM, Peter Levart wrote:
Hi Joe,
I wonder why you compare the type obtained from an value.getClass()
with class literals for primitive types (lines 174, 176, 178):
165 Class type = value.getClass();
166 if (!type.isArray()) {
167 //
Hi Joe,
I wonder why you compare the type obtained from an value.getClass() with
class literals for primitive types (lines 174, 176, 178):
165 Class type = value.getClass();
166 if (!type.isArray()) {
167 // primitive value, string, class, enum const, or
As pointed out by recent core-libs-dev traffic ([1] [2]), the toString
output for annotation objects cannot be directly reused as source input
if the annotation values are any of:
* Class values of array classes (uses JVM name)
* Arrays (output uses brackets ("[]") rather than braces {"{}")
