Hey!
I am writing a logging class which writes all the data that are to be
logged in a buffer and when the destructor is called the buffer is
cleared and written to some data storage.
So I wanted to know whether I can rely on the destructor to be called.
In my tests I just figured out that it won't get called if the script
ends with a fatal error or something comparable. Otherwise it's always
invoked.
So just to ensure that I haven't forgotten something? Is there any other
situation where it's not invoked?
Cheers,
Jay
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Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0
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