Darren New wrote:
Indeed, the early Java stuff was documented like this:
void read(buf)
Reads the buffer
void write(buf)
Writes the buffer
because they didn't bother to change the copy/paste errors in the source.
Duh. I mean
void read(buf) - reads the buffer.
void write(buf) - reads the buffer.
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