Failure of non-existent attributes

[OlesiaSub]

This code worked fine.

Then I modified the code and replaced app with main. And I launched eoc dataize app (I know I need to have an app object to do it, but I was inattentive). And, as you can see below, instead of giving me the warning about the absence of the app object the compiler told me something about foo and bar, which are not even present in this program anymore. I think it may be quite misleading.

[yegor256]

@OlesiaSub indeed, a misleading behavior. This happened because you didn't run

$ eoc clean

Some files remained in .eoc directory, already compiled. I think we need to improve TranspileMojo. When generating Java files it has to maintain a Tojos catalog of them (maybe in target/eo/transpiled.csv). Before the transpilation of each .eo file, it has to read the list of files previously generated and delete them.

[yegor256]

@mximp please, help (or delegate)

[mximp]

@Karina5005 is this something you can assist with?

[Karina5005]

@mximp Do I understand correctly that when I do a transpile, I have to store the filenames in target/eo/transpiled.csv. The next time I want to transpile a file and it is in the target/eo/transpiled.csv., that means I must first remove the java files generated from that file.

[mximp]

@Karina5005 transpiled.csv is supposed to contain generated Java file names per EO program (.eo file). When transpiling a program you first check transpiled.csv and remove all files listed there for this program. And yes all newly generated files for a program you add to transpiled.csv

[Graur]

@mximp @Karina5005 Looks like we can close this issue

[mximp]

@OlesiaSub Can you please check & close if all fine.

[volodya-lombrozo]

I've checked examples from the issue description and it seems that we don't have that problem anymore. Also we have implemented the required logic in #1170.