Description
Consider code like:
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package test;
public static void test() {
return test;
}
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This will produce two erroneous trees, and the second one only has empty modifiers as its erroneous sub-trees, and as a consequence the start position of the erroneous tree will be -1, which leads to various bad effects. It would be better to use tree.pos.
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package test;
public static void test() {
return test;
}
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This will produce two erroneous trees, and the second one only has empty modifiers as its erroneous sub-trees, and as a consequence the start position of the erroneous tree will be -1, which leads to various bad effects. It would be better to use tree.pos.