JCodeModel.parseType(String) silently ignores type params in specific scenarios

[perceptron8]

If there are multiple type params and (at least) one one of them is generic, parseType works properly only if this param is the last one.

Because of that this test passes:

JCodeModel model = new JCodeModel();
JType type = model.parseType("Map<K,Pair<X,Y>>");
assertEquals("Map<K,Pair<X,Y>>", type.fullName());

This one fails miserably:

JCodeModel model = new JCodeModel();
JType type = model.parseType("Map<Pair<X,Y>,V>");
assertEquals("Map<Pair<X,Y>,V>", type.fullName());

org.opentest4j.AssertionFailedError: expected: <Map<Pair<X,Y>,V>> but was: <Map<Pair<X,Y>>>

Shouldn't TypeNameParser be smart enough to deal with such simple names?

[perceptron8]

In the meantime, I'd like to assure you, that I know how to construct these types programmatically and confirm, that my use case is indeed strictly related to parsing.

JCodeModel model = new JCodeModel();
JClass Map = model.ref("Map");
JClass Pair = model.ref("Pair");
JClass X = model.ref("X");
JClass Y = model.ref("Y");
JClass V = model.ref("V");
JType type = Map.narrow(Pair.narrow(X, Y), V);
assertEquals("Map<Pair<X,Y>,V>", type.fullName());

JCodeModel model = new JCodeModel();
JClass Map = model.ref("Map");
JClass Pair = model.ref("Pair");
JClass K = model.ref("K");
JClass X = model.ref("X");
JClass Y = model.ref("Y");
JType type = Map.narrow(K, Pair.narrow(X, Y));
assertEquals("Map<K,Pair<X,Y>>", type.fullName());

[lukasj]

should be fixed in master (4.0.0)

[perceptron8]

Thank you very much!
I apologize for not writing sooner.