P.S. Or, it would be quite sufficient to be able to get the list of the
closeables inside of the try-with-resource. I mean something like
===
static List somethingSmart() { ... }
...
def a=new Foo(),b=new Foo(),c=new Foo()
try (a) {
assert somethingSmart()==[a]
}
try (b,c) {
assert somethingSmart()==[b,c]
}
===
Does Java or Groovy allow to write such kind of “somethingSmart”? How?
Thanks,
OC
> On 2. 6. 2020, at 2:28 AM, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Is there some trick which would, with a proper replacement of ???, ensure
> that the following code:
>
> ===
> class Foo {
> void ???() { println "Hi" }
> void close() { println "Bye" }
> }
> ...
> def foo=new Foo()
> println "1"
> try (foo) { println "2" }
> println "3"
> try (foo) { println "4" }
> println "5"
> ===
>
> prints out 1,Hi,2,Bye,3,Hi,4,Bye,5?
>
> I'd rather like not to create a new foo object for each try block (which of
> course would be sorta-solution); it would be _considerably_ more convenient
> to reuse it -- if there was a way for that to know it enters the try block.
>
> Thanks!
> OC
>
