P3
In the BufferedInputStream.skip method, if the buffer does not already contain
all the available bytes to be skipped, it just calls skip on the underlying
input stream for the rest of them, which effectively throws away those bytes.
These bytes should be saved if they are within the bounds of the current
set marklimit so if the stream is reset, they can be actually read in the
future.
all the available bytes to be skipped, it just calls skip on the underlying
input stream for the rest of them, which effectively throws away those bytes.
These bytes should be saved if they are within the bounds of the current
set marklimit so if the stream is reset, they can be actually read in the
future.