| Method and Description |
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.debugging(Class, int)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| org.jvnet.libpam.PAM.getGroupsOfUser(String)
Pointless and ugly convenience method.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Class, int, Object)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Class, int, String)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Class, int, Throwable)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Object, int, Object)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Object, int, String)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Object, int, Throwable)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.print(Object, Object)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.printMap(Class, int, Map)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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| cx.ath.matthew.debug.Debug.printMap(Object, int, Map)
In Java 1.5 calling class is automatically identified, no need to pass it in.
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