Hey Stuart,
Thanks for the response. Just to confirm, you are saying that IO.println
would have a method that takes in StringTemplates? Or is it a case of
calling join on our tenplates, and the IO API remains unchanged?
Either way, StringTemplates are going to have a rippling effect on the Java
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Hi,
Our goal with the IO class is to have it add as few mechanisms as possible. Anything
it can do, one should easily be able to do with existing classes like PrintStream or
BufferedReader. So, we wouldn't add a varargs method to IO itself without having one
in PrintStream or something.
Now,
Sorry, forgot to link the thread.
https://old.reddit.com/r/java/comments/1j2pr78/
And here is the comment in question.
https://old.reddit.com/r/java/comments/1j2pr78/compact_source_files_and_instance_main_methods_jep/mfy9dof/
Hello Amber Dev Team and Core Libs Dev Team,
Another reddit discussion popped up today about IO.println(), and one of
the comments mentioned that they wanted something along the lines of this.
IO.println(num1, num2, num3); //prints out "1 2 3"
I proposed that maybe a better option would be a Str
