Moving iterator declaration out of "for" loop. - #119
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While this iterator is within the loop, all generated references to PROPERTY_QSET[] will point to index 0 instead of being incremented.
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Can you provide a POC that shows the issue? I don't think this is a new issue. If it is a new bug then we should cancel the 5.4.1 release. |
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Sure! I've been trying to generate Java for NIEM 2.0. Using XMLBeans 5.4.0, the plugin generated Please let me know if you need a more thorough example. |
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Claude AI think #10 is at fault - that was added in release 5.2.1. We'll still need a regression test for this. |
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Claude generated a test - see #120 |
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While this iterator is within the loop, all generated references to PROPERTY_QSET[] will point to index 0 instead of being incremented.