sys::echo documentation should mention that echo prints the string representation of its parameter _followed by a newline_. If I've got that right - maybe it starts a new line before printing its parameter?
brianThu 3 Apr 2014
good idea - I pushed a change
SlimerDudeWed 11 Jun 2014
Could sys::Type.slot also mention that it looks up inherited slots too!?
brianWed 11 Jun 2014
Could sys::Type.slot also mention that it looks up inherited slots too!?
Note before a gzip'ed OutStream may be read fully, it is not enough to flush() the OutStream, it must also be closed().
For that had me scratching my head for a while today. It may sound obvious, but when you're messing with memory Bufs, there's not a lot of need to close them!
tomcl Thu 3 Apr 2014
Dotting Is and crossing Ts...
sys::echo documentation should mention that echo prints the string representation of its parameter _followed by a newline_. If I've got that right - maybe it starts a new line before printing its parameter?
brian Thu 3 Apr 2014
good idea - I pushed a change
SlimerDude Wed 11 Jun 2014
Could
sys::Type.slotalso mention that it looks up inherited slots too!?brian Wed 11 Jun 2014
done
SlimerDude Thu 19 Jun 2014
How about an addition to
sys::Zip.gzipOutStream? Something along the lines of:For that had me scratching my head for a while today. It may sound obvious, but when you're messing with memory Bufs, there's not a lot of need to close them!