Mandeep Singh Brar:
> I am not able to:
>
> - find indexOf interface in an interface range using std.algorithm.
> I don't understand. Please explain better.
In the following snippet:
Interface interfaceA{}
class C:interfaceA{}
class D:interfaceA{}
interfaceA[] registry;
register(interfaceA a) { registry ~= a; }
unregister(interfaceA a) {idx = registry.indexOf(a); registry.replace(idx,
idx+1, null); }
In the above statement indexOf does not work.
> - compare interface objects
> What kind of comparisons do you need to perform and why?
Simple comparisons like in the below snippet
class A {
interfaceTest myInstance;
setInstance(interfaceTest interfaceInstance) {
if(myInstance != interfaceInstance) //does not work
{
updateMyInstance;
doStuff;
}
}
}
> - assign interface to generic objects.
> Why do you need to do this?
Just store various types of objects in a generic way like
Object[] objects;
objects ~= objA; objects~= interB and so on.
I cant use Variant because interface can not be assigned to Variants and i
cant use Objects too.
> Bye,
> bearophile
Thanks
Mandeep
