Mark Wielaard wrote: > > It came in with this commit although the changelog entry does > not mention it, so you probably comitted from the wrong working > directory: > > 2002-03-07 Eric Blake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > * java/lang/String.java: Improve Javadoc and formatting. > * java/lang/StringBuffer.java: Ditto.
Bah, you're right - I had specifically commented out all the methods for matches() and split(), but did not comment out the import statement. I guess my BOOTCLASSPATH environment variable has been a lurking bug longer than I realized :( I plan to check in my latest revision of String soon (which fixes toUpperCase); and this time I will make sure that Classpath is self-contained. > > No, I'm on Cygwin, and have yet to compile a successful free VM (or for > > that matter gcj). However, I haven't really sat down and tried tweaking > > ORP, yet, so maybe I can get it to work if I put some effort into it. > > Would it help if we got you off this non-free proprietary platform? > I could sent you a copy of my Debian CDs :) Well, I recently got a larger hard drive, so I have slowly been in the process of converting my machine into a dual boot. I already have access to some Linux distro CDs, but thanks for the offer. But even if I start doing most of my hacking in GNU/Linux, I still think it is nice to try to accomodate cygwin. -- This signature intentionally left boring. Eric Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] BYU student, free software programmer _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
