This looks non-sense to me.
public static void printList(List list) {
// print the list
}
public static void printArray(String[] list) {
// print the array
}
From Ruby:
a = [“a”, “b”, “c”]
PrintUtils.printList(a); # Works fine!
PrintUtils.printArray(a); # Nasty error
PrintUtils.printArray(a.to_java); # Nasty error
PrintUtils.printArray(a.to_java(:String)); # Finally ok!
Why the hassle to implicitly convert a Ruby array to a Java array but no
hassle to convert a Ruby array to a java.util.List ???
Just curious if this is by design (on purpose) or if it is something to
be
improved in the future (pending improvement).
Thanks,
-Sergio