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I am trying to come up with a better name, one that signifies that it is an
initializer that consists of multiple initializers. What do you think of
Compound or Multiple or Multi instead of Array, because the fact that an array
is used internally does not need to be exposed to the user?
We can just say that the initializers are initialized in the order they are
specified in the constructor.
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On 2011/11/22 17:50:41, rmistry wrote:
> I am trying to come up with a better name, one that signifies that it is an
> initializer that consists of multiple initializers. What do you think of
> Compound or Multiple or Multi instead of Array, because the fact that an array
> is used internally does not need to be exposed to the user?
> We can just say that the initializers are initialized in the order they are
> specified in the constructor.
Done.
Issue 5434044: MultiHttpRequestInitializer
(Closed)
Created 14 years ago by yanivi
Modified 14 years ago
Reviewers: rmistry
Base URL: https://code.google.com/p/google-http-java-client/
Comments: 2