feat: [FLAC] drop io.Closer element in Stream and Encoder types #70
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… encoder's closer, since bitio.Writer does not close the underlying writer
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Hi @zalgonoise! Thanks for submitting the PR. I agree that the code looks cleaner in the way you wrote it. Happy to merge : ) Cheers, |
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The
io.Closertype is taken only if the underlyingio.Reader(forStream) andio.Writer(forEncoder) implementsio.Closer.This being the case, there is no point in storing it as an additional element in these data structures. It both makes them simpler and shorter (minus one pointer type, considering that interfaces are stored as pointer types), and it also makes the code a bit more readable.
Another detail is the change in the encoder frames logic, which initializes a
bitio.Writerwhich wraps our Encoder's writer, and the Encoder's closer is replaced with thebitio.Writerinstance -- however,bitio.Writer.Closerdoes not close the underlying writer.