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ECJ accepts invalid syntax without error #367
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Looks like https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=553601 When addressing this issue, we should also add the test case from the other bug. |
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The well intentioned suppression of the user non-actionable message "Syntax error, insert ElidedSemicolonAndRightBrace to complete LambdaBody" sometimes backfires - For example, when it is the ONLY syntax error reported by DiagnoseParser. Rather than completely suppress this message, surface a more general syntax error if there are no other syntax errors Fixes: eclipse-jdt#367
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The well intentioned suppression of the user non-actionable message "Syntax error, insert ElidedSemicolonAndRightBrace to complete LambdaBody" sometimes backfires - For example, when it is the ONLY syntax error reported by DiagnoseParser. Rather than completely suppress this message, surface a more general syntax error if there are no other syntax errors Fixes: #367
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The well intentioned suppression of the user non-actionable message "Syntax error, insert ElidedSemicolonAndRightBrace to complete LambdaBody" sometimes backfires - For example, when it is the ONLY syntax error reported by DiagnoseParser. Rather than completely suppress this message, surface a more general syntax error if there are no other syntax errors Fixes: eclipse-jdt#367
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The following Java code is accepted without errors by eclipse:
which is compiled in the following byte code:
which is also incorrect.
Note how only the first line of the source code has been compiled, despite having debug information for the rest.
It seems like a very corner case but it could lead to very sneaky and hard to find bugs.
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