Hello again,
After some useful comments and a bug report by Michael Koch, jdiff.sh
0.0.1 (BETA) now works in the following ways:
* Handles interfaces correctly ... Give me some help here; When you
have a public interface do all the methods-fields default to public?
I always explicitly
* Handles interfaces correctly ... Give me some help here; When
you have a public interface do all the methods-fields default to
public? I always explicitly declare them public, but that's not
the case in eg. java.net.SocketOptions (is that a valid
declaration?) (Thanks Michael)
I found
Giannis Georgalis wrote:
Hello again,
After some useful comments and a bug report by Michael Koch, jdiff.sh
0.0.1 (BETA) now works in the following ways:
* Handles interfaces correctly ... Give me some help here; When you
have a public interface do all the methods-fields default to
Eric Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Unchecked exceptions do not need to be reported. There are several
places where Classpath purposefully omits mentioning unchecked
exceptions in the throws clause, because it is just a waste of .class
file size.
For example, these two declarations are
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