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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/14/16 1:11 PM, Brent Putman wrote:<br>
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Ah. That was the other thing I was meaning to ask and/or look
into re: the c: namespace usage of param names. When I first saw
that, I was mildly surprised that that even worked. I always kind
of thought that ctor and method parameter *names* weren't included
in the byte code by default. You only got them with debug turned
on. That may not be correct at all. However, I wonder if the
c:name ctor stuff still works if debug is turned off. If not,
then that's another reason why that seems unwise to me personally.<br>
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Some quick googling from multiple sources seems to confirm the
above. You only get ctor param names with debug=true and so the
Spring c:name stuff only works with debug turned on.<br>
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