Feature request: ObjectArrays.asUnmodifiableList
See original GitHub issueThis will be a method that generates a List
view of the array argument, similar to Arrays.asList()
. The difference is that the requested method will create an unmodifiable view of the array, which is faster than an immutable view like ImmutableList
. (It copies the array) This method would be a single wrapper instead of a double wrapper like this:
Collections.unmodifiableList(Arrays.asList(new Object{}));
And the one above is long enough for us to create a shortcut for it.
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- Created 7 years ago
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@jbduncan I have read it, but thanks for pointing it out to me.
For me it’s easier sometimes to express myself via code. I am perfectly fine with the possibility the idea gets rejects. A pull request, even if not perfect, can show what we had in mind.
Thanks @liach , i will be glad to contribute the patch.