On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 10:11 PM, Andy Seaborne wrote:
> On 07/10/13 09:10, Claude Warren wrote:
>
>> When calling graph.remove( A , B, C )
>> should the graphListener be informed of delete( Triple ) as well
>> as the graph event ( remove A B C )? I am assuming that the answer is yes
>> always.
>
On 07/10/13 09:10, Claude Warren wrote:
When calling graph.remove( A , B, C )
should the graphListener be informed of delete( Triple ) as well
as the graph event ( remove A B C )? I am assuming that the answer is yes
always.
Don't know -- what does the code do currently?
Functionally, what
On 07/10/13 09:48, Chris Dollin wrote:
On Monday, October 07, 2013 09:24:19 AM Claude Warren wrote:
Assume a Model M containing one Statement S composed of s,p,o.
the expected state is
M.contains(S) = T
S.getModel() = M
s.getModel() = M
p.getModel() = M
o.getModel() = M
assume M.remove(S) is c
Assume a Model M containing one Statement S composed of s,p,o.
Assume M has a listener L
Assume a Statement S composed of s,p,o that is of Model M but not in Model
M.
the expected state is
M.contains(S) = F
S.getModel() = M
s.getModel() = M
p.getModel() = M
o.getModel() = M
assume S2 = S.changeLi
I didn't look. I'm busy digging around in test code. I will be looking
eventually but I figured all the devs on this list might like to think
about it.
As a side note: I do know that the following packages do use it:
htmlunit-2.8 HttpWebConnection.downloadContent()
guava-11.0.2 FileBackedOutputS
On Monday, October 07, 2013 09:48:23 AM Claude Warren wrote:
> So now, my question is for the code we are testing are there
> File.deleteOnExit() calls? Are we using the method in the test code itself?
Isn't this a job for `grep -r`? (Or IDE magic searches)
Chris
(who doesn't have the current
I came across an interesting tidbit that generally results in OOM Perm Gen.
Any code that calls File.deleteOnExit() should not be used in a server
environment.
basically, every deleteOnExit() uses some memory to track the file and its
order for deletion. That memory is not freed until the JVM sh
On Monday, October 07, 2013 09:24:19 AM Claude Warren wrote:
> Assume a Model M containing one Statement S composed of s,p,o.
>
> the expected state is
> M.contains(S) = T
> S.getModel() = M
> s.getModel() = M
> p.getModel() = M
> o.getModel() = M
>
> assume M.remove(S) is called.
> what is the e
Assume a Model M containing one Statement S composed of s,p,o.
the expected state is
M.contains(S) = T
S.getModel() = M
s.getModel() = M
p.getModel() = M
o.getModel() = M
assume M.remove(S) is called.
what is the expected state?
M.contains(S) = F
S.getModel()= ?
s.getModel() = ?
p.getModel() = ?
When calling graph.remove( A , B, C )
should the graphListener be informed of delete( Triple ) as well
as the graph event ( remove A B C )? I am assuming that the answer is yes
always.
Functionally, what is the difference between remove( A, B, C ) and delete
(Triple)?
I managed to get the contra
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