Hi Steve,
yes, I agree. I've also tried a test code and found no reason for the
message from Eclipse. It just complains about all closable instances
which are not explicitely closed. I think most of them can be ignored.
It's just that I wonder why mkgmap requires more and more memory
the longer that it runs, so I started to check all these messages about
resource leaks. The longer it runs, the longer it takes to do a Full GC.
Found nothing important so far.
Gerd
Steve Ratcliffe wrote
> Hi
>
>> Eclipse complains about a lot places in the source code., e.g.
>> "Resource leak: 'fmt' is never closed SyntaxException.java
>> /mkgmap/src/uk/me/parabola/mkgmap/scan line 45 Java Problem"
>>
>> The code looks like this:
>>
>> public String getMessage() {
>> Formatter fmt = new Formatter();
>
> In this case it writes to a StringBuilder. This is not even a
> Closable, so the close() method of Formatter does nothing
> in this case.
>
> So nothing is being leaked.
>
> ..Steve
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