> Um, are you aware of the Adapters which are provided for most Listeners with > 2 or more methods? They have minimal/no-op method bodies and are intended to > be extended, > > No, I wasn't. Eclipse doesn't propose them as suggestions, so it would have > taken some exploring to find them. But I bet that's a Java idiom, right?
Yeah, sort of. The difference is that .NET uses delegates for listeners, whereas listeners in Java are often defined as interfaces. If a listener interface has more than one method, it is common to provide an adapter class. By convention, Pivot defines these as static inner classes of the listener interface.
