Why InputSoundFile::openForWriting?

[Jebbs]

Why does openForWriting exist in the InputSoundFile header? It seems to be a leftover from SoundFile and has no definition in the cpp file. InputSoundFile should provide read-only access to the file anyway, so this is a weird method to have.

Can it be gotten rid of?

[eXpl0it3r]

This does seem odd indeed and I don't think it was used with libsndfile. Laurent wrote it, so maybe he's some vague memory what he was trying to do here.

[Laurent]

If it's not defined, and not used, then it's clearly a leftover and can safely be removed.