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Starting: Sun Dec 1 14:06:06 UTC 2024
Ending: Sat Dec 28 12:23:23 UTC 2024
Messages: 84

• JEP 495: java.io.IO.printf(String format, Object... args)   Henrik Wall
• JEP 495: java.io.IO.printf(String format, Object... args)   Brian Goetz
• Flexible constructor bodies: Odd treatment of "return" in lambdas.   Ella Ananeva
• Flexible constructor bodies: Odd treatment of "return" in lambdas.   Archie Cobbs
• “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   vab2048
• Re: “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   Gavin Bierman
• Re: “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   Ethan McCue
• Re: “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   Brian Goetz
• Re: “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   Brian Goetz
• Re: “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   Glavo
• Re: “Deriving” functionality for classes and pattern matching on LHS of assignment?   Brian Goetz
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Florian Weimer
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Brian Goetz
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Florian Weimer
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Brian Goetz
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Remi Forax
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Florian Weimer
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Brian Goetz
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Remi Forax
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Florian Weimer
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Peter Eastham
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Archie Cobbs
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Peter Eastham
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Archie Cobbs
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Ethan McCue
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Ethan McCue
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Remi Forax
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Brian Goetz
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Peter Eastham
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Pedro Lamarão
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Brian Goetz
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Peter Eastham
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Brian Goetz
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Olexandr Rotan
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Brian Goetz
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Ryan Leach
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Ethan McCue
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   forax at univ-mlv.fr
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Jean-Noël Rouvignac (ForgeRock)
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   Archie Cobbs
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   Tagir Valeev
• amber-dev Digest, Vol 94, Issue 15   Vikram Bakshi
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   David Alayachew
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Kasper Nielsen
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Gavin Bierman
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Remi Forax
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Angelos Bimpoudis
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   david Grajales
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Brian Goetz
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   david Grajales
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Red IO
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Brian Goetz
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Jean-Noël Rouvignac
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Anatoly Kupriyanov
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Liam Miller-Cushon
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Brian Goetz
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   Archie Cobbs
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   David Alayachew
• Enum: difference of behaviour between exhaustive switch vs. using default:   Jean-Noël Rouvignac
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   Kevin Bourrillion
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   David Alayachew
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Magnus Ihse Bursie
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Deepak Vohra
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Brian Goetz
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Eirik Bjørsnøs
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Archie Cobbs
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Louis Wasserman
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Brian Goetz
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Ethan McCue
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Remi Forax
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Johannes Spangenberg
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   david Grajales
• anonymous records as an implementation for tuples in Java   Brian Goetz
• amber-dev Digest, Vol 94, Issue 15   forax at univ-mlv.fr
• Improving Method Reference Ergonomics   Maurizio Cimadamore
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   Brian Goetz
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   David Alayachew
• JDK-8300691 - final variables in for loop headers should accept updates   Archie Cobbs
• Suggestion: A wiki page for all answered "Why don't you ...?"   Magnus Ihse Bursie
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Florian Weimer
• Constructing records through reflection and module restrictions   Florian Weimer
• sealed classes and interfaces can't permit classes or records from sub packages   david Grajales
• sealed classes and interfaces can't permit classes or records from sub packages   Tagir Valeev
• sealed classes and interfaces can't permit classes or records from sub packages   david Grajales

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