Backstory: In Java, booleans are all one byte each in size. So if you use boolean[], that's eight times more resource consuming than using an integer field and retrieving per-bit value through bithacking.
Which I used to do... 0 != metadata & 0x4
But then there's BitSet class, which does exactly what I need. Hurray!
Padding has to be one of the major computation limitations which most programming languages don't bother overcoming. The programmers would need to do bit manipulation to get efficiency.
Naming help please: Similar to "UnsupportedOperationException", but this exception will be thrown when the method is invoked when its Factory was configured not to allow this method to be used.
@Unihedron Hahah that's funny, your statement ""The icon is 32x32 in size" isn't a problem statement." Made me think. The icon I download is 44x80. So I tried downloading that and try to use it the way I was doing it.
Guess what, it worked!
Remade the icon in different sizes and added them all. --> Solved
Cool, I can accept my own answer in my selfie now!
The documentation link to perlre you provide is for the latest regex in Perl 5.20.1. I don't know when they changed to the \N(?:{..})?` but it wasn't for 5.10. Between 5.10 - 5.20 is a transitory state before Version 6.0 and not in any way stable. They will never get it right because the goal of Ver 6.0 is almost unreachable. Version 5.10 was the last stable in my opinion, as they try to eeek out the very last drops of construct available. It's really a sad state. — sln21 hours ago
