Use BufferingSinkProxyFactory instead which buffers on the (higher) Sink API level
which usually is less memory intense than buffering the output stream which is done by this class.
Also it doesn't require dynamically creating new sinks leveraging a SinkFactory.
no longer used by Doxia and scheduled for removal in 2.3.0. It also swallows every
write failure, so a failing writer would produce a silently truncated file.
The return type will become SinkEventAttributes in 2.3.0.
Callers are unaffected if they declare the result as that interface; every use in Doxia
itself already needs nothing more than the interface. An override of this method will stop being called
once the return type changes, with no error at build or run time. See issue 1074.
The attribs parameter will become
SinkEventAttributes in 2.3.0.
An override of this signature will stop being called once the parameter type changes, with no error
at build or run time, so move the override to the new signature when it lands. See issue 1074.
The attribs parameter will become SinkEventAttributes in 2.3.0.
An override of this signature will stop being called once the parameter type changes, with no error
at build or run time, so move the override to the new signature when it lands. See issue 1074.
The attribs parameter will become SinkEventAttributes in 2.3.0.
An override of this signature will stop being called once the parameter type changes, with no error
at build or run time, so move the override to the new signature when it lands. See issue 1074.