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I am trying to write an Android application that sends out data via liblsl-Java. I noticed that construction of the stream outlet always fails if I pass the chunk_size and max_buffered.
In LSL.java:330ff the exception is hard coded to always be thrown in the first two constructors:
public StreamOutlet(StreamInfo info, int chunk_size, int max_buffered) throws IOException { obj = inst.lsl_create_outlet(info.handle(), chunk_size, max_buffered); throw new IOException("Unable to open LSL outlet.");}
public StreamOutlet(StreamInfo info, int chunk_size) throws IOException { obj = inst.lsl_create_outlet(info.handle(), chunk_size, 360); throw new IOException("Unable to open LSL outlet.");}
public StreamOutlet(StreamInfo info) throws IOException { obj = inst.lsl_create_outlet(info.handle(), 0, 360); if(obj == null) throw new IOException("Unable to open LSL outlet."); }
It this a known limitation or is the if(obj)==null conditional just missing?
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I am trying to write an Android application that sends out data via liblsl-Java. I noticed that construction of the stream outlet always fails if I pass the chunk_size and max_buffered.
In LSL.java:330ff the exception is hard coded to always be thrown in the first two constructors:
It this a known limitation or is the
if(obj)==null
conditional just missing?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: