Hi,
Eclipse 3.0 has a nice warning (off by default) that let's you know if a
method has an exception in its throws clause which the method can never
throw. This happens in several places in Lucene, for example:
TokenStream:
public void close() throws IOException {}
CSInputStream:
protected void seekInternal(long pos) throws IOException {}
IndexReader:
protected final void finalize() throws IOException {...
Has this been done on purpose, for example so that the implementation can
later be changed without adding that clause (and thus changing the API)?
That's the only reason I can think of. If there's no reason for these
exceptions, I'd like to remove them.
Regards
Daniel
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