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> Yes, I think if the Reader is a regular FileReader that has been opened,
> it would consume the file handle. On the other hand, if it is just a
> String or a StringReader it would consume memory equal (probably
> greater) to the size of the data. One way to fix this is to create your
> own Reader class, say DelayedReader, which does not open a file upon
> creation, but only upon the first read. That would help safe the file
> handles.
That's an excellent suggestion actually, Dmitry. Thanks!
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> Dmitry
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