Stefano Bagnara wrote:
In java core classes a stream wrapping another stream extends
FilterInputStream. BufferingInputStreamAdaptor cannot extends
BufferingInputStream and FilterInputStream because we don't have
polymorphism, but I think we should better name the class
BufferingInputStreamFilter because Adaptor let me think of something
converting an object in another type of objects, instead this simply
wrap a stream adding buffering.
Stefano,
BufferingInputStreamAdaptor does not really add buffering to a stream.
It rather adds ability to read lines to input steams that do not support
BufferingInputStream interface natively. Thus, I felt adapter was a
better name for this class. I personally find filter misleading as there
is no filtering going on in this class.
Anyways I will not stand in your way if you think differently
Oleg
Another concern is that maybe "Buffered" is more used than "Buffering"
so maybe we should also rename %BufferingInputStream% stuff to
%BufferedInputStream%.
Opinions?
Stefano
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