There is a utility method `Files.readAllLines` [1] (even since Java 7) which gives you a List<String>. Since Java 8 there is even a lazy variant `Files.lines()` [2], which returns a Stream<String>. Though you gotta be a…
Ah, obviously I have some reading up to do, thanks. :) The one from Fable actually seems to be an alteration as well, giving me about the same idea about the content as knowing the actual reference would have. Fun stuff.
Am I right in assuming, that the name is a reference to the Normanomicon from Fable II and Fable III? It's just priceless. Thanks to all involved with Rust (also in light of the 1.3 release). From what I can tell…
There is a utility method `Files.readAllLines` [1] (even since Java 7) which gives you a List<String>. Since Java 8 there is even a lazy variant `Files.lines()` [2], which returns a Stream<String>. Though you gotta be a…
Ah, obviously I have some reading up to do, thanks. :) The one from Fable actually seems to be an alteration as well, giving me about the same idea about the content as knowing the actual reference would have. Fun stuff.
Am I right in assuming, that the name is a reference to the Normanomicon from Fable II and Fable III? It's just priceless. Thanks to all involved with Rust (also in light of the 1.3 release). From what I can tell…