Re: [aspectj-users] Problems with inverting results from boolean methods

["Adrian Colyer" <adrian.colyer@xxxxxxxxx>]

That sounds like it would be a very serious issue (and a very surprising one!). Do you have any aspects involved or is this reproduceable with straight Java code only? Do you get different results running the exact same byte code on 
e.g. a sun vm?

Please raise a bug report if this issue is still reproduceable and we can investigate there.
Thanks, Adrian.

On 14/06/06, Stearns, Randy <RStearns@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I ran across a situation where an application compiled with iajc 1.5.0 does not return the expected results when running under Jrockit-1.4.2_08.

Example:

public boolean hasChildren() {
    return ! CollectionUtils.isEmpty(children);
}

If isEmptry() returns false, there's no problem, but if it returns true, the method returns true. Also has a problem with ternary operations.

I'm having to use explicit if/else statements.

Has anyone else run across this?

Randy Stearns

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