On 23/07/2019 01:01, Brian Burkhalter wrote:
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This version [1] adds writeBytes() and overrides write(byte[]) without changing
its behavior. The documentation of write(byte[]) points the user to
writeBytes() and write(byte[],int.int).
The overridden write(byte[]) declares that it throws IOE so it's source
compatible but it behaves like the other PS.write methods in that
checkError is used to check for an error rather than throwing IOE. This
will need a bit more wording in the method description to make this
clearer. The change to the class description is confusing as it suggests
that the method throws IOE - maybe that change should be dropped to
avoid trying to explain the oddity in two places.
-Alan.
