2006/7/27, Ivanov, Alexey A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It can handle Objects and uses object.hashCode().
Yep, HashCode has been already doing this.
combine() performs the calculations. append() is a convenience method
that returns the object it was called upon, so that your example can be
re-written as follows:
public int hashCode() {
return new HashCode().append(m00)
.append(m01)
.append(m02)
.append(m10)
.append(m11)
.append(m12)
.hashCode();
}
It's like StringBuffer.append().
Thanks, I understad the author's idea. It has something common with
Krzysztof's mehtod
return Arrays.hashCode(new Object[] {x, y, name});
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Denis M. Kishenko
Intel Middleware Products Division
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