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Add a method to get all the keys (aka keySet()) to the Accessible interface #46

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bbossola opened this issue Jul 28, 2013 · 2 comments
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@bbossola
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The Accessible interface is cool but it lacks a method to programmatic-ally get a list of all the keys, just in case you need to show the configuration in any different way from the basic list mechanism already present

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👍 pretty easy, I'll do that asap. I will return a "snapshot" of the keySet, not the keySet itself as returned by Properties.keySet(). I think it should be fine too, and will prevent unchecked modifications (thread safety, etc)

lviggiano pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jul 29, 2013
in interface Accessible

    Set<String> propertyNames();

This differs from the correspondent method in java.util.Properties
since Properties.propertyNames returns an Enumeration<?> but property
names are required to be Strings. In JDK 1.6 the method
`Set<String> stringPropertyNames()` has been introduced but since
we require JDK 1.5+ support I couldn't just delegate and I had to
reimplement it. So I chosed to implement it with the proper method
signature, even though it doesn't match java.util.Properties
interface.
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implemented on master, Accessible.propertyNames()

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