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From: Jonathan Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is attached with updated unit tests. It was so
easy
that I'm surprised I didn't implement the remove() in
the
first place.
Thanks!
Jonathan Carlson
Minneapolis, Minnesota
It is attached with updated unit tests. It was so easy
that I'm surprised I didn't implement the remove() in the
first place.
Thanks!
Jonathan Carlson
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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I can add a remove method
.
Jonathan Carlson
--- Stephen Colebourne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[Jonathan, I have sent back to commons-dev mailing list
which is the
appropriate place for design/code discussions.]
I took a quick look, and I believe that the code in the
zip will work.
However, my main concern is why
false the first time it
is called. However, it should return true because the
second iterator has items.
Thanks!
Jonathan Carlson
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Oops, I meant to say:
I think it [the remove method] would need to use the remove
method on the iterator returned by the Collection.
Jonathan
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Thoughts anyone?
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). But if anyone
is interested in that code too, I'd be happy to share it.
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rather than written differently for each project.
My two cents. I'd appreciate feedback, even negative
feedback if it's appropriate.
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I can't think of a how nulls could be dropped. The
Comparator API only allows for returning a -1, 0, or +1.
But thanks for the support for the option of sorting nulls
to the bottom.
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I noticed that in HttpConnection#writeLine SocketException
is caught and rethrown as an HttpRecoverableException. I'm
wondering if it was an oversight that #readLine doesn't do
this as well since I'm getting a SocketException there that
isn't being handled.
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tried fixing this with a little tweak, but I am
realizing that it may be more involved than I had
originally thought.
Has anyone else experienced this? I'm using the 5/28
nightly build.
Jonathan
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of multiple redirects and fewer bugs.
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