Hi I found a trivial bug.
MessageConveyor #68 String resouceBundleName = AnnotationExtractor.getResourceBundleName(key .getClass());
Enum#getClass() is specific as follows. ---- public enum MSG{ A, B{ // override method } } public static void main(String[] args){ System.out.println(MSG.A.getClass()); // -> $MSG System.out.println(MSG.B.getClass()); // -> $MSG$1 System.out.println(MSG.B.getDeclaringClass()); // $MSG } ---- If we need to get enum class form instance, we have to call Enum#getDeclaringClass(). Takeshi Kondo
Hello Takeshi, Thanks for the information. I have corrected the bug you describe in the GIT repo. Takeshi Kondo wrote:
I found a trivial bug.
MessageConveyor #68 String resouceBundleName = AnnotationExtractor.getResourceBundleName(key .getClass());
Enum#getClass() is specific as follows. --- public enum MSG{ A, B{ } } public static void main(String[] args){ System.out.println(MSG.A.getClass()); // -> $MSG System.out.println(MSG.B.getClass()); // -> $MSG$1 System.out.println(MSG.B.getDeclaringClass()); // $MSG } --- If we need to get enum class form instance, we have to call Enum#getDeclaringClass().
Takeshi Kondo
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