clear text map when updating code in ClientManagedFileSource #87
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JT01: could a test demonstrating the problem be part of the fix? |
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I added some tests and fixed a second, related problem that showed up. |
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clear text map when updating code in ClientManagedFileSource
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…E.COM/truffle:feature/root-node-name to master * commit 'fe928cb77f3db738c8837d7c4f321da57b6209bc': RoodNode: Javadoc fix RootNode.getName() upgraded Javadoc Add RootNode.getName() to support tooling, expected to hold a method or procedure name to identify the AST, for example in stack traces. Additional SLDebugTest checks.
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without this change, methods that use the text map (to query line numbers, etc.) may fail or produce wrong results after the source's contents are updated.