Collapse identical catch branches #1248
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Also take advantage of Java's try-with-resources feature. Resolves #1248.
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Thanks @hduelme. I've taken your PR, collapsed it into a single commit, rebased it against |
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Also take advantage of Java's try-with-resources feature. Resolves #1248.
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Currently Java 8 is used and so collapsed catch blocks are supported. So I collapsed catch branches