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[Alex Buckley]

I think the use of 'start' was rather what Fredrik warned about in 
http://blogs.oracle.com/ohrstrom/2009/08/using_methodhandles_to_reconci.html

What possible effect can mutating 'start' have?

Alex

David.Moss at ubs.com wrote:
>> By the way, I am very happy with final (or implicit final).
>> When I code and find that I need a non-final local variable,
>> I first try to rewrite the code to avoid to use non-final
>> before trying to use a mutable object.
> 
> Where des this leave closures?
> 
> i.e.: what would we need to make the following code do what it is meant to:
> 
> public class C {
>     public #int() getSequenceGenerator(int start, int increment) {
>         return #int() {
>             int ret = start;
>             start += increment;
>             return ret;
>         };
>     }
> }
> 
> 
> Kind Regards,
> 
> David.
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