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STORM-2607: Storm-kafka-client never commits the last message on a partition. #2367
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toString() is redundant
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Yes, but I get a warning about leaking this from the constructor, which this fixes.
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This is not a big deal, but can you tell me what kinda warning you are talking about? I never heard of such a thing. When you concatenate a string with an object reference, the toString() method of that object reference is called. I am not sure why both approaches are any different.
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The warning I get is just "leaking this in constructor", Netbeans has the following description: "Using this as parameter can be dangerous in the contructor because the object is not fully initialized.". IntelliJ and Eclipse have similar warnings I believe.
It's basically saying not to use
thisas a parameter from the constructor, because the called method may use fields that aren't initialized. I agree that leakingthisfrom the constructor is not dangerous here, because sfl4j just calls toString, but I'd still like to get rid of the warning. The reason this is flagged is becausethisis used as a parameter to LOG.debug, and not as part of a string concatenation. The IDE can't tell whetherthisis used unsafely in LOG.debug, so it's flagged as a warning.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thanks for the explanation. I just noticed that
thisis called within its own constructor, and therefore makes sense. However, IntelliJ does not give me this warning.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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It's not enabled by default in IntelliJ. If you go to settings -> editor -> inspections and search for "this", there's one called "'this' reference escaped in object construction"