Carl Hume wrote:
public void characters( char [] characters, int start, int length ) {
byte[] charBytes = new byte[ characters.length ];
for( int i=0; i<characters.length; i++ ) {
charBytes[i] = (byte)characters[i];
Is there any particular reason why you are stripping the
high byte off of each character you are processing (thus
destroying all non-ASCII characters)? Is this just for a
simple sanity test?
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