🚀 go-pugleaf

hi,

Ya, need to read a byte from a file (binary format) and compair that
byte against the HEXidecimal character/value '0x0a'.
So the byte I read I do:  if (myInt.intValue() == 0x0a) //0x0a  is a
LINE FEED char.
{ bla bla bal }

It should work OK.  I am also going to need to write that int I just
read back to a different output file.  Will writing the int value work
OK?

I supose I don't really need to wrap it in an integer object.  I just
don't like declairing global variables.  Perhaps this is just a habbet
from C++.  Thus by wraping it in an Int object, I can pass it by
refrence, and save the functions return for error checking or a status
report.

What do you think?  Far less ifficient to do it this way in Java?  I
don't mind changing the formant if its less efficient and uncommon to do
it this way in Java.

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