Agreed, but I see no mechanism to force that. I’ll need to build your code in a call-response structure. As I said, I’m not very fluent with the “object.method(parameter/arg)” structure of Java, and the more dots there are the more difficult it is for me to decode. I can’t yet get my head around
FloatBuffer buf = ByteBuffer.wrap(bytes).asFloatBuffer();
or
buf.get(floats).rewind();
for example; I’m accustomed to the “verb(parameter/arg)” of traditional procedural programming. More than one dot confuses me !!