Hi guys,

I just came across some very odd mapping behavior... There seems to be a problem
mapping (ObjC) BOOL to (Java) boolean in method parameters.

Given:

@RunOnMainThread public interface NSView extends NSObject { void setHidden(boolean hidden); // What I want. void setHidden(int hidden); // My workaround... boolean isHidden();

// ... }

And the following code snippet:

NSView view;

view.setHidden(false); System.out.println(view.isHidden());

view.setHidden(0); System.out.println(view.isHidden());

view.setHidden(true); System.out.println(view.isHidden());

view.setHidden(1); System.out.println(view.isHidden());

The output is as follows:

false false false true

While the expected would be false, false, true, true... It would be trivial to
convert this code into a failing test case, if anyone's interested.

Has anyone else stumbled across this? Is this a known issue? Am I doing anything
wrong?

Best regards,