Hello all!
I would like to submit this fix.
The problem is that to detect if a file is writable we actually open it
for writing... Even worse, in the case of a directory, we write to it a
temp file!
There are a number of issues that I see wrong here, but what worries me
most is that these
Hi Mario,
this looks like a good patch so +1 from me. Just to note that we've been
discussing the VMFile interface in a Jikes RVM tracker [1] and that on
IRC MJW pointed out that GCJ's implementation appeared to vary from that
of Classpath [2] [3] [4].
Regards,
Ian
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On Wed, 2008-04-09 at 19:59 +0100, Ian Rogers wrote:
Hi Mario,
this looks like a good patch so +1 from me. Just to note that we've been
discussing the VMFile interface in a Jikes RVM tracker [1] and that on
IRC MJW pointed out that GCJ's implementation appeared to vary from that
of
On Wed, 2008-04-09 at 19:59 +0100, Ian Rogers wrote:
Hi Mario,
this looks like a good patch so +1 from me. Just to note that we've been
discussing the VMFile interface in a Jikes RVM tracker [1] and that on
IRC MJW pointed out that GCJ's implementation appeared to vary from that
of
Hello,
in this archive there is all I have about the Scanner... in the
gnu/testlet/java/util/Scanner is the MyScanner.java (which is going
to be renamed to Scanner) and its testcases..
Laszlo
gnu.tar.gz
Description: application/gzip
I've fixed a couple of small bugs in SAXParser and QName.
SAXParser incorrectly throws SAXNotSupportedException, the spec says
that this exception should be thrown if the property is recognized, but
not supported.
QName should throw IllegalArgumentException if the passed String is
null.
I've
This should fix the last stuff. Maybe the Iterator returned by this
subList needs some love too, but for now I'm happy. It passes all the
tck public domain tests :)
I've just pushed a mauve test also.
Ciao,
Mario
2008-03-26 Mario Torre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello all!
I would like to submit this fix.
The problem is that to detect if a file is writable we actually open it
for writing... Even worse, in the case of a directory, we write to it a
temp file!
There are a number of issues that I see wrong here, but what worries me
most is that these
