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where the results are degenerate, nonsensically sized TileLayouts. Changing this to make it impossible would mean a guarantee of sanity in code that expects positively-sized TileLayouts, with the disadvantage of bounds-checking every time one is created.
In the absence of unsigned integer types on the JVM (the proper fix), I suppose the only approach to refusing negative values would be to throw an Exception?
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Currently, the following are possible:
where the results are degenerate, nonsensically sized
TileLayout
s. Changing this to make it impossible would mean a guarantee of sanity in code that expects positively-sizedTileLayout
s, with the disadvantage of bounds-checking every time one is created.In the absence of unsigned integer types on the JVM (the proper fix), I suppose the only approach to refusing negative values would be to throw an Exception?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: