Recent changes to bugshttps://sourceforge.net/p/tt-bytecode/bugs/2001-02-09T18:49:05ZRecent changes to bugsCan't handle arrays as arguments or returns from methods2001-02-09T18:49:05Z2001-02-09T18:49:05ZTavis Elliotthttps://sourceforge.net/u/tavise/https://sourceforge.net90fd95fe612af595989dac1021202be09b610979<div class="markdown_content"><p>In com/techtrader/modules/tools/bytecode, the file LowLevelHelper has a method getExternalForm(). If the flag humanReadable is true, then the method is supposed to return a human readable form.<br />
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<p>The following statement needs to be changed:</p>
<p>if (!humanReadable &amp;&amp; (internalName.startsWith (&quot;[&quot;) ||<br />
internalName.length () == 1)<br />
return internalName;</p>
<p>to:</p>
<p>if (humanReadable &amp;&amp; (internalName.startsWith (&quot;[&quot;) ||<br />
internalName.length () == 1)<br />
return internalName;</p>
<p>Also, the array handling dies when being used for Class.forName() purposes. With Java 1.3, Class.forName( &quot;java.lang.Object[]&quot; ) throws a ClassNotFoundException, you actually have to use the human-readable &quot;[Ljava.lang.Object;&quot; form.</p>
<p>If the rest of the method is also modified to do this, then it works. (You have to remember to strip the L, ; from non-array references, though)</p>
<p>-Tavis Elliott</p></div>