Leo Sutic wrote:
> Berin,
>
> for QueueElement, is it always true that:
>
> a.getType() == b.getType()
> <------->
> a.getClass() == b.getClass()
>
> that is, one can always discriminate depending on event class?
It SHOULD be. Although, when you are validating long against
long that is written by a developer, you can never enforce this.
We could write the requirement that this happens, i.e.:
The Type returned MUST be unique to a given class so that
a.getType() == b.getType();
if
a.getClass().equals(b.getClass());
However, if the Classes for "a" and "b" are different classes
(even if one is a subclass of the other), then a.getType != b.getType();
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