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Re:Fluent: Static Extension Methods for Java by javanonymous on Monday July 03, 2023 @06:48AM (#36571161)
I'm curious about how you plan to work on checked exceptions.

If it's just about ignoring forced exception management, Lombok provides the @SneakyThrows annotation.

I would need something more before I add a new type of extension. Maybe if you could solve the null-check issue.

i.e. rewriting

    var x = a.getFoo()?.getBar()
to

    var x = a.getFoo() != null ? a.getFoo().getBar() : null
In that case I may consider it for my personal projects, and then potentially recommend it at work once it becomes more widespread and has IDE support.
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Re:Fluent: Static Extension Methods for Java by rogerkeays on Monday July 03, 2023 @09:14AM (#36572433)
I don't know yet. I'm already using some of my own variations of sneakyThrows, but what I really want is just to disable the whole damn thing in the compiler (checked exceptions are a compiler feature, not a JVM feature). I won't be changing the Java syntax though, sorry!
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Re:Fluent: Static Extension Methods for Java by zeedude on Monday July 03, 2023 @09:57AM (#36572934)
I believe Manifold already does this.

https://github.com/manifold-systems/manifold/tree/master/man...

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Re:Fluent: Static Extension Methods for Java by rogerkeays on Monday July 03, 2023 @10:27AM (#36573391)
sweet
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