Hi Bruce,
I don't think you're going to find enough support for adding
rarely used new methods to existing exception classes.
There's already a clear way to indicate to human readers
that an exception should be ignored or is expected
catch (SomeException ignored) { }
catch (SomeException expect
Hi Kevin, Martin,
To add another discussion point, I've been writing a draft/proof-of-concept
of retrofitting the List interface onto ArrayDeque. This works over the raw
array, it doesn't use the fancier structures being discussed elsewhere on
this list that deal with splitting huge arrays into ar
Hi Martin,
I had intended to address your request for absolute O(1) operations in the
previous email. The approach to achieving this suggested in
[Brodnik99resizablearrays] is tantamount to making ArrayList operations
absolute O(1) by keeping around an array of size (3/2)*n and filling it with
a
Hi Martin,
It's interesting to note that the old circular list trick will not suffice
to turn this data structure into a deque since we might be copying all n
elements back to the front = 0 position every n^(1/2) operations (add
wouldn't amortize to O(1)). We could use the old two stacks trick (p
Changeset: 1672f0212f02
Author:chegar
Date: 2010-04-13 12:02 +0100
URL: http://hg.openjdk.java.net/jdk7/tl/jdk/rev/1672f0212f02
6706251: api/java_net/NetworkInterface/index.html#misc: getDisplayName()
returned non null but empty String
Reviewed-by: alanb, michaelm, andrew
! src/sh
Empty catch blocks are ambiguous and can mean one of
- I want to ignore this exception - the code works correctly when the
catch block executes.
- I know that this exception will never actually occur in this
particular case - the catch block never executes.
- The catch block is incomplete - a
