Fixed wildcard matching for elements with type information. #5833
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jevanlingen
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@timtebeek Do I add this one to the list of core changes? As MethodMatcher is quite broadly used. The tests are quite good though, so not sure. |
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Yes please add to the list of core issues to review! 🙏🏻 |
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What's changed?
Updated the antlr code to allow for wildcard parameters similarly to dot_dot.
What's your motivation?
Before, the existing test used to work due to the following:
*gets regexed by theStringUtils.aspectjNameToPattern("*")to[^.]+.<unknown>does not contain a.so the matcher works.The current code behavior: see the
<unknown>and[^.]+Changing the test adding type information
See how that regex would no longer match?
Anyone you would like to review specifically?
@greg-at-moderne
Have you considered any alternatives or workarounds?
We could alter the
getRegexonFormalTypeto avoid changes to anltr code but that's not correct according the semantics of the code.Checklist