non-expected null pointer?
teras opened this issue · 2 comments
I think I have found an issue where a non-expected null pointer appers.
I have created a minimum test to support it.
So, let's first define two classes:
@BindTemplate("templates/test.html")
public class Test extends ApplicationTemplate {
final List<Data> data;
public Test() {
data = Arrays.asList(new Data("1"), new Data(("2")));
}
public List<Data> cursor() {
return data;
}
}
class Data {
final String name;
public Data(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
}
and under templates/test.html
init
<std:foreach var="item" index="i" in="cursor()">
<html:text value="item.name"/>
<br/>
</std:foreach>
I wouldn't expect any null pointer, since all has been initialized in advance - so why this happens?
Hello. Could not reproduce. Can you provide a full example, including build configuration and main class, as a zip
file? So that I could unpack it and run 'mvn package' to build without any other setup from my side.
I am sorry I wasn't quick enough to close it
Rubber duck debugging to the rescue: I found the issue and it is totally my fault.
I was trying to instantiate a class, where in the parent contructor I was trying to bind it at the same time, of course while the data wasn't available yet.
I am so sorry for this -- keep up the good work and thank you for this awesome project of yours.
(PS maybe I should delete this issue... if possible...)