7.8.84: Compatibility between ScalarValues.Integer and MC-int - #216
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Der CompatibilityCalculator betrachten die linke und rechte Seite und macht nur weiter wenn beide Primitive- oder Obejekt-Typen sind. Im Verlauf versucht er beide zu boxen. Dabei ist aber 'int' zu 'java.lang.Integer' gescheitert, da es die Symbole nicht gab.
7.8.81: Load java.lang TypeSymbols hat es möglich gemacht 'int' zu 'java.lang.Integer' zu boxen, wodurch jetzt links und rechts 2 Objekt-Typen stehen.
Das erlaubt dem Calculator nun zu fragen, ob beide Objekte Integral Types sind. In dieser PR wird nun 'ScalarValues.Integer' als Integral-Type angesehen.