> - void add(Triple triple);
> + Triple add(Triple triple);
Returning something from add() does not work for me.
(And even if it did, I would have expected "boolean" as to whether the
triple was actually added or not.)
1/ I don't understand "possibly mapping" being in the API. A triple is
a triple. What is the client supposed to do differently with .equals one
returned (it is .equals?)
2/ I am finding that having a flow back from add operations difficult to
deal with.
A sequence of add(Triple) can be batched up and only need to be
performed before another operation is called that can observe the change.
In the case a remote destination, the overhead per add is significant
(network rounds). But if it is delayed, then the return of anything is
not available.
For a general interface, this should be
void add(Triple)
Andy
