Hi Stu,
> Too late :-). I have already committed (r659) -- take a look and see
> if you are happy with the changes I made.
> Stu
Thanks -- looks great to me. One remark: how about returning a map
from read-properties (by wrapping the body with
(into {} <body>)
)? I know you can just destructure the Properties object, but it seems
most transparent to get the Properties' pairs into a Clojure map as
soon as possible. Your call.
& hi Stuart,
> By the way, recent versions of duck-streams assume UTF-8 unless you
> rebind *default-encoding*.
> -Stuart S.
Indeed -- I'm grateful for it! The tricky bit about Properties is that
Java always reads & writes them as ISO-8859-1. In 1.6, you can read &
write Properties to file with Readers & Writers, in which case duck-
streams would've been ideal; as you say, enoding could've been
controlled through binding *default-encoding*. The extra control there
would be nice, but it's certainly not a reason to change Clojure's JVM
dependency...
Best,
Perry
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