Hello. An interface that I am implementing has a method declared in the following way: byte[]a(byte[]...b);
So, this method accepts a variable number of byte arrays in argument b. I noticed a yellow line under where I use this method in my code (I pass it a single byte array to the method in the call), and when I investigate what the warning is, it says the following: A primitive array passed to variable-argument method will not be unwrapped and its items will not be seen as items of the variable-length argument in the called method. Instead, the array will be passed as a single item. Being that I am not ready to run the code I am working with, I was wondering if anyone could clarify to me what the warning means, and whether I should take any further action other than suppressing the warning. Thanks, Owen.
