jean pierre Lerbscher

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Since there was no response, I am closing the case but you are free to reopen it if you provide additional information.

Thank you for reporting this bug with more details.

Thank you for your vigilance, there are indeed still cases that cause this type of bug. I can reproduce this type of error with your detailed description.

It seems that this issue is resolved in the current version. Bellow the test case @Test public void issue3666() { String code="var.equals(\"literal\")"; Expression node = StaticJavaParser.parseExpression(code); LexicalPreservingPrinter.setup(node); // here mc...

I am closing this issue as we have answered the question.

Do you agree that I submit a PR to you soon on this subject? For information, fixes will be made by our solution which automatically resolves defects in java applications.

Regarding the link you indicated, i consider that checked exceptions give meaning to methods. Of course, as in many areas, there are always supporters and detractors. It seems to me...

Your problem isn't with the library but with your code, which doesn't compile "The target type of this expression must be a functional interface".