private boolean shouldSkipExpressionProcessing(String expressionString) {
    // We don't skip if it's a component prop as we want Java validation
    // We don't optimize String expression, as we want GWT to convert Java values
    // to String for us (Enums, wrapped primitives...)
    return currentProp == null && !String.class
        .getCanonicalName()
        .equals(currentExpressionReturnType.toString()) && isSimpleVueJsExpression(
        expressionString);
  }
private boolean shouldSkipExpressionProcessing ( String expressionString ) { return currentProp == null && ! String . class . getCanonicalName ( ) . equals ( currentExpressionReturnType . toString ( ) ) && isSimpleVueJsExpression ( expressionString ) ; }
In some cases we want to skip expression processing for optimization. This is when we are sure
the expression is valid and there is no need to create a Java method for it.

@param expressionString The expression to asses
@return true if we can skip the expression