Question

I have a n00b/basic issue about the try catch on java.

Ini myIni;
try {
    myIni = new Ini(new FileReader(myFile));
} catch (IOException e) {
    e.printStackTrace();
}

myIni.get("toto");

and the error message that follows :
variable myIni might not have been initialized

Is the scope of the try only restricted to the try area ?
How can I fetch the result of myIni in the following code ?

Answer 1

To avoid the message, you need to set a default value before the try statement.
Or you need to put the call to the get() method in the try statement.