In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], St
eve Cohen writes:
apparently not. Granted, I am using a somewhat old version:
Patterns can be stored in Hashtables and HashMaps. This is done by the
PatternCache classes. Whatever you're running into is peculiar to HashSet.
HashSet.hashCode() is going into an
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], St
eve Cohen writes:
Very interesting. I actually solved my problem by eliminating the
HashSet (which I didn't need for patterns anyway) and replacing it with
LinkedList.
I just compared the implementations of HashMap/HashSet JDK 1.3.1 vs. 1.4,
and there were a
