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So the methods are not equivalent?


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Subject : Re: [groovy-user] Is there a difference between these two function definitions?

Date : Wed, 1 Jul 2009 14:40:04 -0500

From : "Hamlet D'Arcy"

To : user@...



Both create a method named myfunc with an Object parameter named param

on the Script class.



You can see this using the groovyConsole "Inspect Ast" feature in the

nightly build of 1.7.



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Hamlet D'Arcy

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On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Lex Williams wrote:

>

> Is there a difference between a function defined like this :

>

> def myfunc(def param) {

> // whatever

> }

>

> and

>

> def myfunc(param) {

> // whatever

> }

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