Fansh always uses raw sys::Map? type for variables (because maps' signatures start with [). Also FFI types are always nullable.
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Here's a patch:
diff -r 033fdcafd433 src/fansh/fan/Evaluator.fan --- a/src/fansh/fan/Evaluator.fan Wed Mar 23 15:53:52 2011 -0400 +++ b/src/fansh/fan/Evaluator.fan Thu Mar 24 22:20:18 2011 +0600 @@ -138,17 +138,17 @@ private Str typeSig(Type t) { // FFI types aren't qualified - if (t.signature.startsWith("[")) + if (t.pod == null) { // see if we are FFI using as a := shell.usings.find |u| { u.matchAs(t) } - if (a != null) return "${a.asTo}?" + if (a != null) return a.asTo + (t.isNullable ? "?" : "") // use unqualified name - return "${t.name}?" + return t.name + (t.isNullable ? "?" : "") } - // use qualified nullable type + // use qualified type return t.signature }
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vkuzkokov Thu 24 Mar 2011
Fansh always uses raw
sys::Map?
type for variables (because maps' signatures start with[
). Also FFI types are always nullable.Here's a patch:
brian Thu 24 Mar 2011
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