Re: [ceylon-users] Pass Integer to Java functions

[Stephane Epardaud]

This should work, what's the Java signature of the function you want to call?

On 6 May 2017 at 12:45, paper1111 <hilary...@gmail.com> wrote:

I was passing a few numbers to a function in Java, and I got this error: 

Illegal argument types in invocation of overloaded method or class: there must be exactly one overloaded declaration of xxx which accepts the given argument types Integer, Integer

and I am calling it as

xxx(11, 12);

There should be some sort of "toll free bridging" like between Objective C and Swift. Btw I like this language, nice null handling (like Swift, I like Swift) so it is very comfortable for me (no NullPointerExceptions all the time).

Could somebody tell me how to pass the numbers correctly?

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Stéphane Épardaud