Doing this would require multiple inheritance if you tried to apply it to a
two-level class hierarchy.
class A.X;
class B.X extends A.X;
Now consider where the unqualified type B would belong in the hierarchy.
Waldemar
Peter Hall wrote:
Note that this is not to say that the type Cls is
Peter Hall wrote:
I have a few questions/comments about parametrized types. Some I know
has been discussed, but I still unclear on the outcome of those
conversations.
Good questions!
1. If there is a type T.J,K, can T be referenced itself, or must it
be referenced for some specific values
I have a few questions/comments about parametrized types. Some I know
has been discussed, but I still unclear on the outcome of those
conversations.
1. If there is a type T.J,K, can T be referenced itself, or must it
be referenced for some specific values of J and K?
That is, can I say:
T1 = T;
