Hi Igor,
I've just upgraded to the trunk and my custom converters no longer compile.
I used to have this:
public class PercentLabel extends Label<Double>
{
/* snip */
public IConverter<Double> getConverter(Class<Double> type)
{
return new PercentConverter(fractionDigits);
}
}
Where PercentConverter is defined as
public class PercentConverter extends AbstractDecimalConverter<Double>
How am I supposed to declare this properly now? The only thing I can get to
compile is ...
public IConverter getConverter(Class type)
{
return new PercentConverter(fractionDigits);
}
...but that gets me unchecked / raw use of parametrized type warnings. I
haven't done much generics work with the public <X> IConverter<X>
getConverter(Class<X> type) format. What is the right way to do this?
Thanks,
-Doug
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