google apps script - email text passed to a function is interpreted as a class

Question

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 = "[email protected]";
  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

Answer 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.