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This is a critical bug, because this blocks many variations (> 15 variations) Try the following code, you will get exception saying Invalid assignment left-hand side for the following line recArray = new SimpleRecord[0]; both out and inout for this array parameter would give me this error. same function runs correctly in java package handlers; // RUI Handler // // handler h2 type RUIhandler{initialUI =[ ], onConstructionFunction = start, cssFile = "css/b.css", title = "h2"} function start() simpleRecArray SimpleRecord[]; initSimpleRecordArray(simpleRecArray); i int = simpleRecArray.getSize(); sysLib.writeStdout("size: " + i); sysLib.writeStdOut(simpleRecArray[i].item1); end function initSimpleRecordArray(recArray SimpleRecord[] out) temp SimpleRecord; recArray = new SimpleRecord[0]; ==>Invalid assignment left-hand side temp.item1 = "Index 1"; temp.item2 = 10; temp.item3 = 99999999.10; recArray.appendElement(temp); temp.item1 = "Index 1"; temp.item2 = 20; temp.item3 = 99999999.20; recArray.appendElement(temp); temp.item1 = "Index 1"; temp.item2 = 30; temp.item3 = 99999999.30; recArray.appendElement(temp); SysLib.writeStdOut("array size:" + recArray.getSize()); end end Record SimpleRecord item1 string; item2 int; item3 decimal(10,2); end
Fixed; re-factored the logic for initializing arrays to mirror what Java gen does and this allows JS gen to correctly handle the boxed array parm in the testcase.
verified with 2011/11/11/0901's build