#2 mixed coverage in finally statements.

[Ralf Reddin]

This is more a question than a support request.

I'm using Gretel to build a nice test-coverage report on my unit
tests. It would be nice to get 100% test-coverage so that I can
show that every line of the code get's executed. Some part of my
code has a finally statement in it, like this simple example:

01 package example;
02
03 public class FinallyExample {
04 public static void main(String args[]) {
05 int i=10;
06 try {
07 i++;
08 } finally {
09 System.out.println("i is "+i);
10 }
11 System.out.println("end.");
12 }
13 }

When I run this code, the line 9 is always marked as "mixed".
The percentage of complete test-coverage never get's 100%.

Can I get 100% coverage in code with finally statements?

[Ralf Reddin]

a very simple java class with a finally statement.

[Brett Favre]

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It looks like a bug to me. I'll look into it and see if I
can figure out what's up.