Yeah, see, that's what I _thought_ but then when I tried to override:
public NSArray<LotCode> lotCodes() ... in my Part class
with
public NSArray<ManufacturedBatch> lotCodes() in my Intermediate class
(subclass of Part)
I get Eclipse complaining: "The return type is incompatible with
_Part.lotCodes()" with the suggested fix of changing the return type
to: NSArray<LotCode>
That doesn't seem right. Does it?
Yes, I know I'm showing off my lack of Java knowledge. It's all WO's
fault. It makes app development so easy that you can build great
applications without fully understanding WTF is going on.
Dave
On Sep 4, 2008, at 1:46 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
Of course a subclass can't override the return type of an inherited
method. That's a Java rule, not a EOF rule.
Not ENTIRELY true ... you can override the return type to be a
subclass of the parent classes' return type.
ms
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