Slotterback, Sean wrote:
Just let me know if I can be any help...I am finding this to be an extremely useful
package. btw -- I ran into a similar problem with Iterator interfaces.
Sean
You will get this problem basically anywhere you are obliged to do a
type cast from a
non-public type to a p
LeBoutillier
Cc: Slotterback, Sean; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Inline Java and Inner Classes
Sean,
You have found a nice bug. Thanks for the easy to reproduce example.
I have tracked down the bug and I think it has really nothing to do with
inner classes. The problem is that entrySet()->toAr
Sean,
You have found a nice bug. Thanks for the easy to reproduce example.
I have tracked down the bug and I think it has really nothing to do with
inner classes. The problem is that entrySet()->toArray() returns an array
of Objects, each object of type java.util.HashMap$Entry. But
java.util.Has
Sean,
That's a great question and to be frank I have never tried to do that.
I'll investigate
and let you know what comes up.
Patrick
Slotterback, Sean wrote:
Sorry if this is a bit of a newbie question, but what is the procedure for accessing
methods of Inner classes in Inline::Java? I am fine
Sorry if this is a bit of a newbie question, but what is the procedure for accessing
methods of Inner classes in Inline::Java? I am fine if I am actually instantiating
the Inner class from scratch as shown on the website, but I can't seem to access ones
that have already been instantiated. The
