Issue1776172
Created on 2007-08-17.11:47:29 by janne_h, last changed 2007-08-17.21:12:55 by otmarhumbel.
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Created on 2007-08-17.11:47:29 by janne_h, last changed 2007-08-17.21:12:55 by otmarhumbel.
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| msg1847 (view) | Author: Janne Härkönen (janne_h) | Date: 2007-08-17.11:47:29 | |
When importing java class with import,
type of its methods is 'method'.
When the same class is imported with __import__ statement, type of its methods is 'reflectedfunction'
Jython 2.2rc3 on java1.6.0_01
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>>> from java.lang import String
>>> type(String().indexOf)
<type 'method'>
>>> clazz = __import__('java.lang.String', {}, {}, 'String')
>>> type(clazz.indexOf)
<type 'reflectedfunction'>
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| msg1848 (view) | Author: Lino Mastrodomenico (mastrodomenico) | Date: 2007-08-17.15:54:37 | |
This doesn't seem a bug to me: are you sure this isn't simply the difference between bound (ClassName().method) and unbound methods (ClassName.method)?
Jython 2.2rc3 on java1.5.0_12
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>>> from java.lang import String
>>> clazz = __import__('java.lang.String', {}, {}, 'String')
>>> type(String().indexOf), type(clazz().indexOf)
(<type 'method'>, <type 'method'>)
>>> type(String.indexOf), type(clazz.indexOf)
(<type 'reflectedfunction'>, <type 'reflectedfunction'>)
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| msg1849 (view) | Author: Oti Humbel (otmarhumbel) | Date: 2007-08-17.21:12:55 | |
well spotted, mastrodomenico. |
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