On Thu, 28 Apr 2022 04:41:20 GMT, Xue-Lei Andrew Fan <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Besides this Signature-specific condition, there is the common condition
>> where provider cannot (or do not) generate default parameter values. {@code
>> null} is used as the catch-all result, but as you said, describe various
>> conditions tersely and correctly is key.
>
>> > What does it refer to with 'it'? Is 'it' refer to the implementation
>> > generated parameter values?
>>
>> 'It' refers to the parameters containing all of the parameter values
>> including the supplied ones and provider-generated ones if any.
>
> The full sentence is, "If the required parameters were not supplied and the
> underlying signature implementation can generate the parameter values, it
> will be returned." As there is no supplied value, I think 'it' refer to the
> provider-generated ones if any. As the previous noun is "the parameters
> values", I'm not sure if the use of 'it' here is properly.
> Can you clarify what is the A and B that you are referring to?
The sentence is, “If the required parameters were not supplied and the
underlying signature implementation can generate the parameter values, it will
be returned. Otherwise, {https://github.com/code null} is returned."
I read "the required parameters were not supplied" as condition A; and "the
underlying signature implementation can generate the parameter values" as
condition B.
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PR: https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk/pull/8396
