Fixes #159: Adds dict support for DefaultFilter #386
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| String... args) { | ||
| Object... args) { | ||
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| List<String> stringArgs = new ArrayList<>(); |
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You could do this all in one loop. In fact, you don't need stringArgs at all. I know this was just moved from another file, but might as well clean it up while we're in here.
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| throw new TemplateSyntaxException(interpreter, getName(), "requires 1 number (divisor) argument"); | ||
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| String toMul = arg[0]; | ||
| String toMul = arg[0] == null ? null : Objects.toString(arg[0]); |
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Objects.toString takes care of nulls for you.
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Docs state that it returns "null" and not null.
Also if I use Objects.toString(arg[0]) then the following test breaks. Therefore had to ensure that arg[0] == null check was made.
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| return (args[0] instanceof PyWrapper) ? args[0] : Objects.toString(args[0]); | |||
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this is the only real significant change, right?
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Yes. basically checking if the argument is an instance of PyWrapper then we do not need to convert it into String.
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adds a fix for #159
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