Yeah I use 'em in a Pivot app I wrote, and another benefit is that you can use the @Override attribute on the methods you override, and then if we change the listener interface, the compiler tells you :)
I like the concept, but things to consider: 1) Where would they go? In the same package as the interface itself? 2) How much does this bloat the JAR files that we release? -T On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Noel Grandin <noelgran...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > Are there plans for Adapter classes for the various listener interfaces? > I realise that it is a lot of pretty boring classes, but they're > really useful for > (a) not having to update code when methods are added to listener APIs > (b) only implementing the exact events that you're interested in. > > I'll volunteer to produce a patch for this :-) > > Regards, Noel Grandin >
