Hola,
yes, I think so, every wrong behavior in the data structure should
throw GE, according to what we already agreed on on Graph contract.
best,
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hi,
> I'd recommend to throw the GraphException, as we reported in the javadoc:
I was thinking to use the method graph.utils.Assertions.checkArgument, it
throws an IllegalArgumentEx, but also GraphExpetion sounds good!
one more thing, the method getEdge() creates an instance of VertexPair for
Hola!
I'd recommend to throw the GraphException, as we reported in the javadoc:
* NOTE: implementors have to take in consideration
throwing a {@link GraphException}
* if an error occurs while performing that operation.
How does it sound?
all the best,
-Simo
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Hi all guys,
I notice that the methods "getConnectedVertices( V v )" and "getEdge( V
source, V target )" into the class BaseGraph are not protect if a user
passes a vertex that not exists.
Moreover in the first case the system throws a NPE and in the second case
the system accepts the argument bu
