Spliterator.IMMUTABLE

[Doug Lea]

On 03/10/13 09:26, Remi Forax wrote:
> I've just discovered Spliterator.IMMUTABLE,
> I think this flag has the wrong name, given it doesn't mean that the Spliterator
> is immutable (usually tryAdvance change the state of the Spliterator) but the
> fact that it doesn't act as a view of the collection that creates it.
>

... and CONCURRENT doesn't mean that the Spliterator is concurrent.
And so on. As stated in the javadocs, spliterator characteristics apply
to the elements and/or their sources, not the Spliterators themselves.
Maybe this could be better clarified in the javadocs.

-Doug