Hi Robert, > > public final class StringBuilder > > + extends AbstractStringBuffer > StringBuffer and StringBuilder have Object as their superclass. I think > we are not allowed to break that. If so you should change your > implementation to follow a delegation pattern and make as many methods > 'final' as possible. :)
That doesn't matter as long as the superclass isn't public. JavaDoc should document it as extends Object in this case. IIRC, OpenJDK also implements this via an abstract superclass. /Roman -- http://kennke.org/blog/
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