Alexander Poulikakos

It's partly possible today by providing your own `SplitterStrategy`. But would be nicer if there was a escaping strategy out of the box. Does anyone have or know where to...

Good question! You mean like for List the parser.toString() would strip off the trailing square brackets [] when calling List.toString(), so it can be parsed back again?

I was thinking such serializing functionality could be put in a separate library (perhaps with a dependency towards type-parser?), to avoid increasing the foot-print of the `TypeParser` library (So the...

hi The normal behaviour is that rdp4j will fire an `IoErrorRaisedEvent` event when an IO exception is thrown from `listFiles()`. Any consecutive IO exceptions will be silent. But once the...

Hi > Hi, > > When I call the directory poller stop method, It's just hanging on "this.latch.await();" in the awaitTermination() method, not stopping. Do you have any idea? >...

Hi No, I can't think of any way of doing that currently. But should be possible to implement such feature. How would you like such feature to look like? How...

I'm sorry for the late reply! I've been thinking about this for a while and you are able to do something like below with current version of the library: If...

This sounds like an excellent idea 👍 How about using these methods to parse the input string? ``` LocalDate.parse("some-input-string"); LocalTime.parse("some-input-string"); LocalDateTime.parse("some-input-string"); ``` which uses the default `java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter`

Thanks, I'll have a look at this :+1: If you're willing to do a pull request, please do. However, code is currently java6 compatible. Should we abandon java6/7 support?

Hard to say what is going on, without seeing the implementation. Could it be that the `PolledDirectory.listFiles()` implementation returns an empty list when there is a network problem? Instead of...