email text passed to a function is interpreted as a class

问题

I am passing an email address text variable to a function.

only when I pass a text with "org." in it, it is interpreted as a class

function main()
{
  var email = "name@surname.org.il";
  receiveemail(email);
}

function receiveemail(email)
{
  Logger.log('received a new email %s', email);
} 

meaning, the email variable in function receiveemail looks like this:

"name@surname.(class)"

then I tried to pass the email as a text array

function main()
{
  var Text = new Array();
  Text[0] = "name@surname.";
  Text[1] = "org.";
  Text[2] = "il";
  receiveemail(Text);
}

and got this:

["name@surname.", "(class)", "il"]

finally, I tried this:

function main()
{
  var Text = new Array();
  Text[0] = "name@surname.";
  Text[1] = "org";
  Text[2] = ".il";
  receiveemail(Text);
} 

and got this:

["name@surname.", "org", ".il"]

So, it's pretty clear that "org." is reserved somehow...

the question is, is there a way to avoid this, other than having to split the email address into a text array, with the dots placed in the correct position in order for the interpreter not to recognize the "org." as a class?

Thanks

回答1:

It a visual bug. It just looks like certain keywords like org ,com are changed to (class) in the debug console. But the underlying string is not changed and works as intended.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59436270/email-text-passed-to-a-function-is-interpreted-as-a-class