While I'm the first to admit that the design of annotations incorporated
a great deal of optimism about its sufficiency, I think the
return-on-complexity for such things is not good enough to warrant
working on this.
Now I was thinking: wouldn't it be nice to be able to define a custom
Hi all,
I've been writing a few annotations lately that have one required
attribute and some optional ones. That leaves me with three options:
1) Use value() for the required attribute. That becomes ugly when the
optional attributes are given though.
2) Make developers write the attribute
Hi all,
In Java 9, compact strings were added. Ever since, I've been trying to
use getChars instead of charAt for Strings. However, I prefer to also do
the same for StringBuilder and StringBuffer. This can lead to some
special cases. For instance, in Apache Commons I/O:
Hello,
Wouldn't that be too dangerous, in the sense that it makes us lose control
over how the String are actually constructed and aggregated together?
Aside from that, what kind of interpolation are you looking for, and how
the String.format utility does not meet your needs?
Regards,
D.J.
If you need something right now, you can try
https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-text/javadocs/api-release/org/apache/commons/text/StringSubstitutor.html.
On 21/07/2020 09:29, Jessica wrote:
Hi,
I would like to strongly request Java have the ability to do string
interpolation.
It is
Hi,
I would like to strongly request Java have the ability to do string
interpolation.
It is such a great convenience and allows for faster, more efficient coding
that is easier to read.
Is this feature on the roadmap in the foreseeable future?
Thank you!
Jessica Risavi
