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Yes, this has been a problem for a long time, but unfortunately Java doesn't allow to find a constructor index. But I think Podam can be passing constructor definition with an index of a parameter.
Awesome, thanks!
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So what's your opinion about the change?
I'm working on building a set of scala friendly type manufacturers and so far things work great. However, scala has crazy stuff which allow (through a bunch of weird indirection) primitives as the generic parameter of a container. For example:
Option[Int]
There are ways to determine the inner argument type by parsing the scala bytecode (this is what finatra jackson does), and thats fine. However, I can only find this information from the parent classes constructor arguments. This means that whenever I'm constructing my type, I need to inspect the containers arguments. But, since I don't have the currently constructing index I don't know which constructor parameter to look at.
For example:
I can determine both
Long
andInt
if I know that the constructor parameter being constructed is the first or second. I can see see ingetParameterValuesForConstructor
that we do have the index. Is it possible to expose this on the attributeMetadata class?