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Question regarding "nil"

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I am using Jedis#lindex([]byte). Its JavaDoc states that it might return ‘nil’. Does that mean need to compare it against new String("nil").toBytes(CharSets.LATIN1) to check for existence? Or is it some other way? How about adding a constant to compare against and refer to that in the JavaDoc?

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JensRantilcommented, May 5, 2015

Thanks @marcosnils. Yes, the JavaDoc definitely need to clarify this. Especially the @return part of the JavaDocs. I’ll leave this issue open until that’s done (unless there’s a better issue for it).

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marcosnilscommented, May 6, 2015

Sure, https://github.com/xetorthio/jedis/issues/978

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