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Allow to call methods on arrays, e.g. .contains, like this: new String[]{'a','b'}.contains('a'). Currently it ends with:
.contains
new String[]{'a','b'}.contains('a')
EL1004E: Method call: Method contains(java.lang.String) cannot be found on type java.lang.String[]
(in Sping's SpEL as well).
Without this using arrays requires users to use custom helpers like #COLLECTIONS.asJavaList("a,b,c".split(",")).contains("b").
#COLLECTIONS.asJavaList("a,b,c".split(",")).contains("b")
Sounds simple until you realize that arrays are in fact plain objects and don't have any useful methods, so at the minimum:
ArrayOps
MethodResolver
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Allow to call methods on arrays, e.g.
.contains, like this:new String[]{'a','b'}.contains('a'). Currently it ends with:(in Sping's SpEL as well).
Without this using arrays requires users to use custom helpers like
#COLLECTIONS.asJavaList("a,b,c".split(",")).contains("b").Sounds simple until you realize that arrays are in fact plain objects and don't have any useful methods, so at the minimum:
ArrayOpsMethodResolver) and use this stand-in classThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: