Gavin King
Gavin King
@tombentley alternatively you could just use `sublist()`, which returns something like a span without copying. `LinkedList.sublist()` is currently not very efficient, but that's something on my list of things to...
FTR: see #423.
But I don't understand what the advantage would be. It's the same, no?
OK but I would be perfectly happy adding that to the language module too.
> One advantage Java has for `Map`s (not `Set`s) is that `Map.Entry` is an interface, so they can have the `Entry` be the actual cell instead of having a cell...
For the record, I think some variant of the original option 3 would be the most useful thing.
However, it's worth noting that `Path.parent` currently just delegates through to `java.nio.file.Path.getParent()`, which has this comment: > Furthermore, this method does not eliminate special names such as "." and ".."...
Anyway this issue is not blocking 1.2.
Well I would say that this is probably a bug in `ceylon-model`. We're supposed to have hardened our algorithms to handle long tuple types.
@jvasileff please open an issue against `ceylon-model`, with as much of a stack trace as you can get hold of.