bindings to GroovyShell overriding class names

[Ralph Johnson <jo...@cs.uiuc.edu>]

I am using GroovyShell and passing in a binding with lots of names in it.
One of those names is "Currency", but the script thinks the name refers to
the class Currency, not the variable.   I was surprised that GroovyShell
didn't use the variable in the binding before a class name.  Does anybody
know what I could do to make the variables in the binding override class
names?

-Ralph Johnson

Re: bindings to GroovyShell overriding class names

[Jochen Theodorou <bl...@gmx.org>]

Am 07.10.2015 um 17:26 schrieb Ralph Johnson:
> I am using GroovyShell and passing in a binding with lots of names in
> it.  One of those names is "Currency", but the script thinks the name
> refers to the class Currency, not the variable.   I was surprised that
> GroovyShell didn't use the variable in the binding before a class name.
> Does anybody know what I could do to make the variables in the binding
> override class names?

binding.Currency is the only thing I can think of right now

bye blackdrag

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