What about an ArrayAdapter(T...) constructor?

[Edvin Syse]

I created a simple "Confirm Delete" Alert dialog, and ended up with this 
code:

String title = "Confirm delete"?";
new Alert(MessageType.QUESTION, title, new ArrayAdapter(new String[] { 
"Delete", "Cancel" })).open(window, new DialogCloseListener() {
    public void dialogClosed(Dialog dialog, boolean modal) {
        do something with ((Alert)dialog).getSelectedOption());
    }
});
It would be nice if I didn't need to add the noice in the ArrayAdapter 
constructor, so I could write:

new ArrayAdapter("Delete", "Cancel"). I can imagine this would be handy 
in many situations.

The fix is to change the constructor in ArrayAdapter from:

    public ArrayAdapter(T[] array)

to

    public ArrayAdapter(T... array)

-- Edvin