Steve Downey wrote:
>>From http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dndevqa/html/msdn_andersh.asp, an
> interview with Anders Hejlsberg, the original architect of Borland's Delphi,
> regarding some of the work he had done for the "Windows Foundation Classes",
> part of Microsoft's J++ product, after he jumped ship from Borland.
>
> His work was later adopted into C#.
>
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That was a very interesting read. I'm sold on Delegates as a way of
doing things. We basically did the only thing we could do without
extending the language--although it would be nice to have a JSR for
this puppy.
I tell you, it will make it alot easier for certain GUI apps....
myButton.addActionEventListener(
Delegate.newDelegate(
this, "handleMyButton", ActionEventListener.class ) );
And the logic goes in a method:
public void handleMyButton( ActionEvent event )
{
// perform logic
}
And that's without modifying Swing!
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