Do not throw Win32Exception on success for empty section in Kernel32Util#getPrivateProfileSection#1411
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Change looks sane to me. Thank you. I would not have pulled out the empty array creation as filling the heap is kind of helpful for JNA (memory freeing is tied to GC), but I see the idea. Would you please
Thank you. btw: there is no need to open issues, if you want to directly fix them. A PR is enough :-) |
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Fixes #1410
Apparently what the caller in such a situation expects is to get the content of the existing section, i. e. an empty String array.
Using a constant object to reduce heap pollution.