the @Override is optional, it's just a check to see whether you are
actually overriding something as opposed to just implementing a
similar method :-)
what happens if you qualify that OnClickListener to
View.OnClickListener? any difference?
btw fwiw and maybe i am old-fashioned, but i hardly ever use
anonymous classes. makes it hard to find stuff by functionality, you
have to find it by use. not very oop, IMHO.
Hi,
I'm using eclipse 3.4/3.5 to compile a project. On my machine I get
compile errors related to the @Override tag when used with interfaces:
Button btn = new Button();
btn.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
@Override // Compile error
public void onClick(View v) {
}
);
The @Override tag gives a "must override a superclass method" (which
is ok by me), but how does this compile on other machines? I find
myself having to always remove these override tags when compiling
others' projects,
Thanks
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