Done that this.getClass() is well known at compile time, could be a
great improvement to adding support for GWT.create(this.getClass()).
For example, Guice/GIN TypeLiteral<T> is not fully emulated in web
mode because it's impossible to determine WTH is the type parameter T
(not support for equals(), hashCode(), toString(), etc.) . With
GWT.create(this.getClass()), TypeLiteral emulation could be defined
as:
class TypeLiteral<T>{
private final TypeInfo<T> typeInfo = GWT.create(this.getClass());
protected TypeLiteral<T>(){}
public String toString(){
return typeInfo.toString();
}
....
}
With such feature, the UiBinder boilerplate could be fixed:
class EasyUiBinder<U, O> implements UiBinder<U,O>{
private final UiBinder<U, O> impl = GWT.create(this.getClass());
protected EasyUiBinder(){}
public U createAndBindUi(O owner) {
return impl.createAndBindUi(owner);
}
}
UiBinder<Widget, EasyDemo> uiBinder = new EasyUiBinder<Widget,
EasyDemo>(){};
Are there technical limitations for support something like this?
- Andrés
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