--- Henri Yandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ExtendedMessageFormat uses the 1.5+ method of
> StringBuffer.append(String, int, int). It's late
> here, so I've not
> looked much, but I have tried a move to the older
> (char[], int, int)
> and many tests fail. Presumably the methods aren't
> equal
--- Henri Yandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ExtendedMessageFormat uses the 1.5+ method of
> StringBuffer.append(String, int, int). It's late
> here, so I've not
> looked much, but I have tried a move to the older
> (char[], int, int)
> and many tests fail. Presumably the methods aren't
> equal
ExtendedMessageFormat uses the 1.5+ method of
StringBuffer.append(String, int, int). It's late here, so I've not
looked much, but I have tried a move to the older (char[], int, int)
and many tests fail. Presumably the methods aren't equal :)
Hen
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