Name a Property "call"

[raoulus]

Hello,

I have a domain-class "Call" and now I want to reference it, e.g. Call call. What about the naming - is call a reserved word? As I know, call is also used for invoking closures.

Thanks,
Raoul

[Antony Jones]

Call is a method on a closure, it's not a reserved word per-se.

On 12 April 2012 21:51, raoulus <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have a domain-class "Call" and now I want to reference it, e.g. Call call.
> What about the naming - is call a reserved word? As I know, call is also
> used for invoking closures.
>
> Thanks,
> Raoul
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[raoulus]

Well having a property named "call" will lead to some problems with the constraints, e.g.

Class XYZ {
Call call
....
static constraints = {
call(nullable: false)
}

So i renamed to property to get everything working.

[Ian Roberts]

On 12/04/2012 21:51, raoulus wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a domain-class "Call" and now I want to reference it, e.g. Call call.
> What about the naming - is call a reserved word? As I know, call is also
> used for invoking closures.

You're probably safer using a different name for the property.  If this
is an association from one domain class to another and you need a
specific name for the database column you can always specify a custom
mapping.

Ian

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