Bugfix in timestamp.java #23
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…false` if applied to any triple that would contain a literal as object which was not a string. this is now fixed.
change affects the javaCC file as well as the generated files. due to a newer version of javacc (?) the variable curChar has a different type (was char, is now int). accordingly changed the TokenMgrError constructor.
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Hey guys,
I fixed a bug in the timestamp function. the ts function would return
falseif applied to any triple that would contain a literal as object which was not a string. this is now fixed.Greetings,
Viktor