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Methods Method Description net.oijon.utils.logger.Log.closeLog() As of Oijon Utils v1.1.2, as the way file selection is handled has changed. Please use the true/false flag on log creation instead.net.oijon.utils.parser.data.Language.getLanguageFiles() as of v1.1.2, as this was Oijon Susquehanna-specific. Please usegetLanguageFiles(File)instead.net.oijon.utils.parser.data.Language.getParent() as of v1.1.2, as this just straight up does not work currently. The way this is currently set, an *entire language* would be stored for each parent. If we, say, stored English like this, we would have language files going all the way back to Proto-Indo-European, which would be a disaster file-size and memory wise. v1.2.0 will have a solution to this.net.oijon.utils.parser.data.Language.setParent(Language) as of v1.1.2, as this just straight up does not work currently. The way this is currently set, an *entire language* would be stored for each parent. If we, say, stored English like this, we would have language files going all the way back to Proto-Indo-European, which would be a disaster file-size and memory wise. v1.2.0 will have a solution to this.net.oijon.utils.parser.data.PhonoTable.verify() as of v1.1.2, as this returns true always and verifying a PhonoTable does not make all that much sense. However, some code somewhere might still rely on it.net.oijon.utils.parser.data.Word.getSourceLanguage() as of v1.1.2, writing an entire language for each word to the file seems like a disaster waiting to happennet.oijon.utils.parser.data.Word.setSourceLanguage(Language) as of v1.1.2, writing an entire language for each word to the file seems like a disaster waiting to happen