@original-name doesn't include parent objects

[yegor256]

In .xmir files, for example in go.xmir that stays in the eo-runtime/target/eo/8-transpile/org/eolang/ directory, there is this object:

<class ancestors="3"
             java-name="EOorg.EOeolang.EOgo$EOto$EOtoken$EOjump"
             line="75"
             loc="Φ.org.eolang.go$to$token$jump"
             name="go$to$token$jump"
             original-name="jump"
             package="org.eolang"
             parent="go$to$token"
             pos="6">

Obviously, the @original-name is set wrong. Should be: go.to.token.jump, while it has
just jump.

When this is fixed, let's fix Dataized too: it must not log errors if org.eolang.go.to.token.jump is encapsulated in the instance of EOerror.ExError that is caught.

[Suban05]

@yegor256 may I try this one?

[yegor256]

@Suban05 sure, you can try!

[Suban05]

@yegor256 @maxonfjvipon Could you please explain how I can get this result

<class ancestors="3"
             java-name="EOorg.EOeolang.EOgo$EOto$EOtoken$EOjump"
             line="75"
             loc="Φ.org.eolang.go$to$token$jump"
             name="go$to$token$jump"
             original-name="jump"
             package="org.eolang"
             parent="go$to$token"
             pos="6">

I've checked the file eo-runtime/target/eo/8-transpile/org/eolang/go.xmir, but I see that there is no information about the original-name. I see only this information, probably related to this ticket:

<o line="75" loc="Φ.org.eolang.go.to.token.jump" name="jump" pos="6">

[maxonfjvipon]

@yegor256 it seems the attribute @original-name was removed from transpile transformations, maybe by mistake. What was the original intense of the attribute?

[yegor256]

@maxonfjvipon it should be the FQN of EO object

[maxonfjvipon]

@yegor256 isn't @loc suitable for this? Looks like it's the same

[yegor256]

@maxonfjvipon well, it has the same meaning, but it's not the same. It's better to keep the original name intact. It may help us in the future, to trace bugs.

[maxonfjvipon]

@Suban05 as you may see - your task came down to adding @original-name attribute while converting XMIR to Java. And here you can do it in the right way - add FQN instead of just last part