src/test/groovy/ClosureInClosureTest.groovy

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package groovy

import groovy.test.GroovyTestCase

/**
 * Bug illustrating the nested closures variable scope visibility issue.
 * l.each is ClosureInClosureBug$1 and it.each is ClosureInClosureBug$2
 * The variable text is not visible from ClosureInClosureBug$2.
 * Indeed, a closure can only see the variable defined outside this closure (one level up)
 * but cannot see what's in the second level.
 *
 * In order to make the test work, do not forget to uncomment the line "println(text)"
 *
 * @authour Guillaume Laforge
 */
class ClosureInClosureTest extends GroovyTestCase {
    void testInvisibleVariable() {
        def text = "test "

        def l = [1..11, 2..12, 3..13, 4..14]

        l.each{
            it.each{
                assert text == 'test '
            }
        }
    }

    static void main(args) {
        def bug = new ClosureInClosureTest()
        bug.testInvisibleVariable()
    }
}