[bug] roo 1.2 snapshot [rev 7d4d85a] fails to replace ~. with top level package name

[Dr.Drane]

Hi all,

I've found a bug where roo fails to replace ~. in my scripts with the top level package name.

More precisely, com.xxx.* becomes com.xxx.xxx.* somehow.

When I did a find and replace of ~. with the.top.level.domain in my scripts it seemed to work ok.

I'm using the roo.annotations jar of roo-1.2.0.RC1 though as I couldn't find the snapshot version...maybe this could be related?

When I find the time to reduce the script that causes the problem (as I probably may not share the whole script by my employer) I will create a jira for it. But I thought it might already come in handy somewhere else already making notice of it here.

Best wishes,

Jochen

[Alan Stewart]

The annotations haven't change. Please raise a ticket including the exact steps to reproduce the issue. If easier, attach your project using the Roo backup command

[Andrew Swan]

Hi Jochen,

We haven't noticed any problems with replacement of "~". We'll need you to provide either a project or a script that demonstrates the problem. If this isn't going to be possible in a reasonable time frame, maybe you could tell us in which revision this started happening for you. You've told us it happens in 7d4d85a, but I don't know if it started happening then or in some earlier revision.

P.S. Just came back from Belgium (for Devoxx and holiday) and I miss it!

[tyu]

Yes. I experience this problem too. Seems to me the "~" is not expand to just the topLevelPackage name, but it depends on some "calculation" based on your current level ... But the behavior does varied in different runs...

I'm using 1.2.0.RELEASE [rev 39eb957]

Thanks!

[Andrew Swan]

If someone who can replicate this problem could please log a bug about it, ideally providing a minimal script or project, we can look into it. Thanks.

[ProfesorRoma]

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