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I think that it would be big win in terms of interoperability with other languages/libraries to be able to run BeanShell on Graal. But where is Graal going in the...
First things first: I think it may be far beyond my abilities to go and build this from scratch. However, out of curiosity I did more digging and found out...
Yes it looks like operator precedence was undone with commit 8e712bad002f33e5238dd00a0cb7c2ba2760322e. This commit needs to be reverted.
Pull request #606 that fixes this problem
In this case reverting the commit is the correct fix. Looking at the javacc grammar it is obvious that the standard math operator precedence rules were removed by the original...
> I just saw that the pull request got merged half a year ago - how about closing this issue then? Hi @elbosso. My opinion is that the commit needs...
Is this why the following used to work, but now does not? ```java if (true) { a = 1; } print(a); ``` As mentioned this works just fine in Bsh-2.0b4...
This change breaks a lot of code that I am supporting. This behaviour is still documented as a feature implemented on purpose in the BeanShell documentation. I am not sure...
I had a look in to the code to see how to revert this or perhaps make it conditional. It looks to me like this was an inadvertent change that...
As it turns out this change is just too much of a pain point for me. I have a patch which restores the previous behaviour that puts undeclared variables within...