Now NetworkInterface uses a vector for keeping network interfaces. So both [I, {A1}] and [I, {A2}] are stored. This is why both [I, {A1}] and [I, {A2}] are returned now.
I think we should somehow create [I, {A1, A2}] from ([I, {A1}], [I, {A2}]).
Sorry, I just can't help myself... The original JanosVM implementation of this did "the right thing", i think. It used a hash table to store each network interface and then added the ip addresses to the vector in the object. Lets not overwrite functioning code with broken stuff, okie... *grumble*
tim
Keep calm. ;) First let's rewrite something solid using HashTable. Then we'll try to push it forward on classpath, hoping that that time they will accept the modification. :)
Cheers,
Guilhem.
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