Galbreath, Mark wrote:
> That's pretty weird, considering an ArrayList has an initial capacity of 10
> and grows automatically. Are you sure you are re-instantiating the List
> after (I assume) dereferencing it in reset()?
This "grows automatically" part is something that I think is not
completely right. If you always call "add()" then OK, it grows
automatically. But try:
ArrayList a = new ArrayList();
a.set(30, Boolean.TRUE);
And you get an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.
Greg, if there's a way to know the size of the collection you'll need to
store your data, you may call the ensureCapacity(int) method when you
instantiate the ArrayList.
Or you can instantiate a "big enough" ArrayList and later call trimToSize().
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