On 11 July 2011 19:21, Viktor Hedefalk <hedef...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I guess that the method that could be possible to use in ThreeTen
> would be this one?
> public DateTimeParseContext parse(CharSequence text, ParsePosition
> position) {
If you need the ParsePosition, then that is the one.
> This line hurts
>
> // parse a String as its a better API for parser writers
> String str = text.toString();
>
> since it will be the entire input I'm parsing but I guess it probably
> works in practice in my case, I'll have to try it out and get back.
Thats the current choice I'm making, CharSequence outside, String inside.
> Just of curiosity, what is it in String that makes it easier for parser
> writers?
Its just a bigger API, with startsWith, contains, indexOf,
regionMatches ... I tried to convert it to CharSeq internally, but it
seemed like more hassle than it was worth. If you can convince me its
really a major hassle or performance issue, then I might accept a pull
request, but I'd prefer not to if possible.
Stephen
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