feature: Add support for Java 11 local variable syntax #3029
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LGTM |
surli
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Jun 21, 2019
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Really cool, thanks Egor! Could you modify the documentation at the appropriate place(s) to say that Java 11 is supported? |
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I updated README.md. You might also want to edit github repository description. |
monperrus
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Thanks a lot, that's a milestone PR :-) |
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Fix #2728.
This PR adds support for the following syntax (available since Java 11):
(var x, var y) -> x + y;As far as I know, this is the only new language feature in Java 11, so basically it allows us to support Java 11.
P.S. Had to update eclipse jdt a bit.