IMO, Encoder and Decoder are similar to Reader and Writer which both throw IOException.
Tim
Gary Gregory wrote:
It also makes me wonder why De/EncoderException do not subclass a "CoderException", CodecException? Just thinking aloud...
gg
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Gary Gregory wrote:
Alex suggests below that IOException would also make sense.
Opinions?
I'm don't have strong feelings either way. If EncoderException were to extend IOException, or if Encoders threw IOExceptions instead of EncoderException. Encoder and Decoder were experiments, most people who use Codec instantiate an object like Base64 or Soundex directly. If these interfaces and exceptions need to evolve, let's do it.
Tim
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