Hi Ismael,
> Roman Kennke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > This isn't exactly correct. The equivalent of a ReferenceQueue in
> > generics notation is ReferenceQueue. See:
>
> I don't think there's an exact equivalent, but if you take a List as an
> example
> (because it has public methods that a
Hi Roman,
Hmm. It's copy.paste mistake:) This comment relatives to 2 . I meant:
1. DesktopProperty:
Can You change declaration into
private final static ReferenceQueue queue = new
ReferenceQueue();
and remove a static section?
2. WindowsScrollBarUI:
Can You change declaration into
pr
Roman Kennke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This isn't exactly correct. The equivalent of a ReferenceQueue in
> generics notation is ReferenceQueue. See:
I don't think there's an exact equivalent, but if you take a List as an example
(because it has public methods that accept the generic argument)
Hi there,
> 1. DesktopProperty:
> Can You change declaration into
> private final static ReferenceQueue queue = new
> ReferenceQueue();
> (note that I added final and replaced HashMap by Map) and remove a
> static section?
This isn't exactly correct. The equivalent of a ReferenceQueue in
gener
Hi Florian,
I like Your idea to clean code and I hope we will make it ASAP. I will
be a reviewer of Your changes and at the end I will put Your changes
into JDK. At the first I want to notify about couple things:
1. We are moving on mercurial (http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/)
now and it
