On 22 April 2013 18:10, Gary Gregory wrote:
> I looked at this a couple of month ago and found it equally confusing.
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I think I've finally sorted out the issues...
skip() now skips the byte buffer (i.e. the same buffer as read) and AFAICT
mark/reset is working OK.
Also available() does now in
I looked at this a couple of month ago and found it equally confusing.
Gary
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:14 PM, sebb wrote:
> I'm trying to fix IO-356, and having problems.
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> I think this is because the code is a bit confused.
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> The read() method reads bytes from the encoded byte buffer.
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I'm trying to fix IO-356, and having problems.
I think this is because the code is a bit confused.
The read() method reads bytes from the encoded byte buffer.
However skip(int) skips the underlying CharBuf, and available() checks the
CharBuf
I would expect read() and skip(1) to have the same ef
