update Java version

Author: peteroupc

api/com.upokecenter.cbor.CBORObject.md

@@ -1576,7 +1576,7 @@ Converts this object to a byte array in JavaScript object Notation (JSON)
  object is converted to JSON with <code>ToJSONString</code>, then the JSON is
  converted back to CBOR with this method, the new CBOR object will not
  necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object, especially if the old CBOR
- object uses data types not available in JSON, such as integers in map
+ object uses data types not supported in JSON, such as integers in map
  keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -1614,7 +1614,7 @@ Converts this object to a byte array in JavaScript object Notation (JSON)
  </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with <code>
  ToJSONString</code>, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
  new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
- especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+ especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
  such as integers in map keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -1646,7 +1646,7 @@ Converts this object to a byte array in JavaScript object Notation (JSON)
  object is converted to JSON with <code>ToJSONString</code>, then the JSON is
  converted back to CBOR with this method, the new CBOR object will not
  necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object, especially if the old CBOR
- object uses data types not available in JSON, such as integers in map
+ object uses data types not supported in JSON, such as integers in map
  keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -1674,7 +1674,7 @@ Converts this object to a byte array in JavaScript object Notation (JSON)
  </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with <code>
  ToJSONString</code>, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
  new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
- especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+ especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
  such as integers in map keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -2876,7 +2876,7 @@ Generates a CBORObject from an arbitrary object. See the overload of this
  com.upokecenter.cbor.CBORObject.FromObject(System.Byte[])</code>.</li><li>In
  the.NET version, a nullable is converted to <code>CBORObject.Null</code> if the
  nullable's value is <code>null</code> , or converted according to the nullable's
- underlying type, if that type is allowed for this method.</li><li>In the
+ underlying type, if that type is supported by this method.</li><li>In the
  Java version, a number of type <code>BigInteger</code> or <code>BigDecimal</code> is
  converted to the corresponding CBOR number.</li><li>A number of type <code>
  EDecimal</code> , <code>EFloat</code> , <code>EInteger</code> , and <code>ERational</code> in the
@@ -3492,7 +3492,7 @@ Generates a CBOR object from a data stream in JavaScript object Notation
  is thrown.</p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with
  <code>ToJSONBytes</code>, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this
  method, the new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR
- object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in
+ object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in
  JSON, such as integers in map keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -3527,7 +3527,7 @@ Generates a CBOR object from a data stream in JavaScript object Notation
  </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with <code>
  ToJSONBytes</code>, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
  new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
- especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+ especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
  such as integers in map keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -3566,7 +3566,7 @@ Generates a CBOR object from a data stream in JavaScript object Notation
  is thrown.</p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with
  <code>ToJSONBytes</code>, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this
  method, the new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR
- object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in
+ object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in
  JSON, such as integers in map keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -3611,7 +3611,7 @@ Generates a CBOR object from a data stream in JavaScript object Notation
  </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with <code>
  ToJSONBytes</code>, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
  new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
- especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+ especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
  such as integers in map keys.</p>
 
 **Parameters:**
@@ -5129,7 +5129,7 @@ Sets the value of a CBORObject of type Array at the specified index to the
  can be used to write out certain keys of a CBOR map in a given order to a
  JSON string, or to write out a CBOR object as part of a JSON text
  sequence.</p> <p><b>Warning:</b> In general, if this CBOR object contains
- integer map keys or uses other features not available in JSON, and the
+ integer map keys or uses other features not supported in JSON, and the
  application converts this CBOR object to JSON and back to CBOR, the
  application <i>should not</i> expect the new CBOR object to be exactly the
  same as the original. This is because the conversion in many cases may have
@@ -5181,7 +5181,7 @@ Sets the value of a CBORObject of type Array at the specified index to the
  other than true and false will be converted to null. (This doesn't include
  floating-point numbers.)</li><li>Infinity and not-a-number will be converted
  to null.</li></ul> <p><b>Warning:</b> In general, if this CBOR object
- contains integer map keys or uses other features not available in JSON, and
+ contains integer map keys or uses other features not supported in JSON, and
  the application converts this CBOR object to JSON and back to CBOR, the
  application <i>should not</i> expect the new CBOR object to be exactly the
  same as the original. This is because the conversion in many cases may have

src/main/java/com/upokecenter/cbor/CBORObject.java

@@ -1012,7 +1012,7 @@ public static CBORObject DecodeFromBytes(
      * object is converted to JSON with {@code ToJSONString}, then the JSON is
      * converted back to CBOR with this method, the new CBOR object will not
      * necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object, especially if the old CBOR
-     * object uses data types not available in JSON, such as integers in map
+     * object uses data types not supported in JSON, such as integers in map
      * keys.</p>
      * @param str A text string in JSON format. The entire string must contain a
      * single JSON object and not multiple objects. The string may not begin with a
@@ -1041,7 +1041,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromJSONString(String str, int offset, int count) {
      * </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with {@code
      * ToJSONString}, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
      * new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
-     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
      * such as integers in map keys.</p>
      * @param str A text string in JSON format. The entire string must contain a
      * single JSON object and not multiple objects. The string may not begin with a
@@ -1071,7 +1071,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromJSONString(
      * object is converted to JSON with {@code ToJSONString}, then the JSON is
      * converted back to CBOR with this method, the new CBOR object will not
      * necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object, especially if the old CBOR
-     * object uses data types not available in JSON, such as integers in map
+     * object uses data types not supported in JSON, such as integers in map
      * keys.</p>
      * @param str A text string in JSON format. The entire string must contain a
      * single JSON object and not multiple objects. The string may not begin with a
@@ -1090,7 +1090,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromJSONString(String str) {
      * </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with {@code
      * ToJSONString}, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
      * new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
-     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
      * such as integers in map keys.</p>
      * @param str The parameter {@code str} is a text string.
      * @param offset An index, starting at 0, showing where the desired portion of
@@ -2443,7 +2443,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromObject(
      * com.upokecenter.cbor.CBORObject.FromObject(System.Byte[])}.</li><li>In
      * the.NET version, a nullable is converted to {@code CBORObject.Null} if the
      * nullable's value is {@code null} , or converted according to the nullable's
-     * underlying type, if that type is allowed for this method.</li><li>In the
+     * underlying type, if that type is supported by this method.</li><li>In the
      * Java version, a number of type {@code BigInteger} or {@code BigDecimal} is
      * converted to the corresponding CBOR number.</li><li>A number of type {@code
      * EDecimal} , {@code EFloat} , {@code EInteger} , and {@code ERational} in the
@@ -3237,7 +3237,7 @@ public static CBORObject ReadJSON(
      * is thrown.</p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with
      * {@code ToJSONBytes}, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this
      * method, the new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR
-     * object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in
+     * object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in
      * JSON, such as integers in map keys.</p>
      * @param bytes A byte array in JSON format. The entire byte array must contain
      * a single JSON object and not multiple objects. The byte array may begin with
@@ -3264,7 +3264,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromJSONBytes(byte[] bytes) {
      * </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with {@code
      * ToJSONBytes}, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
      * new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
-     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
      * such as integers in map keys.</p>
      * @param bytes A byte array in JSON format. The entire byte array must contain
      * a single JSON object and not multiple objects. The byte array may begin with
@@ -3305,7 +3305,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromJSONBytes(
      * is thrown.</p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with
      * {@code ToJSONBytes}, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this
      * method, the new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR
-     * object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in
+     * object, especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in
      * JSON, such as integers in map keys.</p>
      * @param bytes A byte array, the specified portion of which is in JSON format.
      * The specified portion of the byte array must contain a single JSON object
@@ -3339,7 +3339,7 @@ public static CBORObject FromJSONBytes(byte[] bytes, int offset, int
      * </p> <p>Note that if a CBOR object is converted to JSON with {@code
      * ToJSONBytes}, then the JSON is converted back to CBOR with this method, the
      * new CBOR object will not necessarily be the same as the old CBOR object,
-     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not available in JSON,
+     * especially if the old CBOR object uses data types not supported in JSON,
      * such as integers in map keys.</p>
      * @param bytes A byte array, the specified portion of which is in JSON format.
      * The specified portion of the byte array must contain a single JSON object
@@ -5493,7 +5493,7 @@ public CBORObject Set(int key, CBORObject mapValue) {
      * can be used to write out certain keys of a CBOR map in a given order to a
      * JSON string, or to write out a CBOR object as part of a JSON text
      * sequence.</p> <p><b>Warning:</b> In general, if this CBOR object contains
-     * integer map keys or uses other features not available in JSON, and the
+     * integer map keys or uses other features not supported in JSON, and the
      * application converts this CBOR object to JSON and back to CBOR, the
      * application <i>should not</i> expect the new CBOR object to be exactly the
      * same as the original. This is because the conversion in many cases may have
@@ -5543,7 +5543,7 @@ public String ToJSONString() {
      * other than true and false will be converted to null. (This doesn't include
      * floating-point numbers.)</li><li>Infinity and not-a-number will be converted
      * to null.</li></ul> <p><b>Warning:</b> In general, if this CBOR object
-     * contains integer map keys or uses other features not available in JSON, and
+     * contains integer map keys or uses other features not supported in JSON, and
      * the application converts this CBOR object to JSON and back to CBOR, the
      * application <i>should not</i> expect the new CBOR object to be exactly the
      * same as the original. This is because the conversion in many cases may have
@@ -6629,7 +6629,7 @@ private static boolean CBORMapEquals(
           return false;
         }
         if (kvp.getValue() == null) {
-          // Null (as opposed to CBORObject.Null) values not available in CBOR maps.
+          // Null (as opposed to CBORObject.Null) values not supported in CBOR maps.
           throw new IllegalStateException();
         }
         if (!kvp.getValue().equals(valueB)) {