JSDoc argument check glitch in entity scopes...

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JSDoc argument check glitch in entity scopes...

Postby swingman » Thu Jan 29, 2015 11:24 am

Hi all,

on Servoy 7.4.x, if you do the following in an entity scope:

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newRecord(true);


you get a warning

"the function newRecord(Number) is not applicable for the arguments Boolean". According to the documentation for JSFoundSet this should work. So I try

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newRecord(1);


and Servoy Developer is happy. Then you quit developer, start it again, maybe switch to another module. Servoy checks the code again and now reports


"the function newRecord(Boolean) is not applicable for the arguments Number"!!!!!
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Re: JSDoc argument check glitch in entity scopes...

Postby jcompagner » Wed Jun 24, 2015 8:23 am

if this still happens with the latest 7.4.4 you could create a case
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Re: JSDoc argument check glitch in entity scopes...

Postby swingman » Wed Jun 24, 2015 3:15 pm

ON 7.4.4, java 8 Update 60 (pre release)

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function test() {
    duplicateRecord(1,true,true);
    newRecord(1);
}


in an entity scope, will give two warnings.
- The method duplicateRecord() is not applicable for the arguments
(Number,Boolean,Boolean)
- The method newRecord() is not applicable for the arguments
(Number)
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