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From: "Durrant, Peter" <Peter.Durrant@COGNOS.com>
To: cocoon-dev@xml.apache.org
Subject: Logic and Java
Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 06:25:51 -0500 
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I'm trying to resolve a problem with java generated from logicsheets.

Suppose I have the following code in a logicsheet
<xsp:logic>
	double small_value = 1e-10;
	double large_value = 1e10;
	double other_value = 1e+10;
</xsp:logic>

then Cocoon will generate a java file with the following code in it
	double small_value = 1e - 10;
	double large_value = 1e10;
	double other_value = 1e + 10;

This is obviously incorrect - it should produce "1e-10" and "1e+10" not "1e
- 10" and "1e + 10". The spaces introduced into these numbers produces a
syntax error during compilation since the numbers are incorrectly formatted.
Cocoon returns an "org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException":

org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Language Exception:
org.apache.cocoon.components.language.LanguageException: Error compiling
double_xsp: Line 95, column 52: Invalid floating point format

where Line 95, column 52 corresponds to the first "1" character in the "1e -
10".

I'm not entirely sure of the underlying process that generates the java file
prior to compilation -- I'm guessing this is caused by JstyleFormatter?
(from the following parameter in my cocoon.xconf)
	   <parameter name="code-formatter"
value="org.apache.cocoon.components.language.programming.java.JstyleFormatte
r"/>

If this is the case then are there other code formatters that could be used?

Or perhaps this is a known bug that has been fixed since the release of
Cocoon 2.

Any light shed on this problem will be gratefully received.

Pete

(I originally posted a similar question to the users group, but we were
unable to resolve the problem. After a further examination of the problem I
think this may be a bug, so I'm bringing it to the attention of the
developers group.)
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Cognos, London, UK

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