I have started using of generics in Delphi 2010 but I have a problem when compiling this piece of code:
I\'m going round in circles at the moment trying to get the pattern right for using Dependency Injection with a number of IEnumerables.
The following code does exactly what I want it to, but I am curious if there is a better way of going about it. This would be so much easier if Interfaces allowed static methods, or if Java methods co
Chosen Solution Thanks for the help everyone.I\'ve decided to do the following. public static class PersonCollection
Standard Runnable interface has only non-parametrized run() method. There is also Callable<V> interface with call() method returning result of generic type. I need to pass generic parameter, som
Could you please explain why this code is not syntactically correct? private void addEditor(final Class<? extends FieldEditor> fieldEditorClass, final Composite parent, final PropertyKey proper
Can I contain two different types in a collection? For example, c开发者_StackOverflow中文版an I have List< String U Integer > ?Short answer? No. You can (of course) have a List of Objects, but then
I\'m creating a tree structure that is based on an AbstractNode class. The AbstractNode class has a generic collection property that contain its child nodes. See the code example below.
I\'m trying to detect if a particular instance of a Type object is a generic \"IEnumerable\"... The best I can come up with is:
Struggling here, many documents I find a开发者_运维技巧re CF 1.0 centric and talk of the 2.0 changes to allow generics and typed DS\'es on CF 2.0.Well, CF 2.0 has come and gone, and MS still shows the
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