Anyone doing that would be on their own. So also if it causes any tests
to fail I'd be surprised.
I wasn't sure how much constructor code reorganisation would be needed
but it doesn't look too bad.
-phil.
On 12/22/25 7:37 AM, Daniel Gredler wrote:
Hi guys,
The `FontRenderContext` class does not have any setters for the data
which it carries, so from a public API perspective it is immutable.
However, the private instance variables are not declared final. I was
thinking about raising a small PR to make the instance variables
final, to more clearly indicate the immutability of the class. Is this
considered a backwards-compatible change? Or is it considered
non-backwards-compatible, since users can technically use reflection
to fiddle with the class internals (and since final will soon more
definitely mean final)?
Take care,
Daniel
