Hendrik Maryns a écrit :
Here, one problem is the getValue() method and its relatives. It is not possible to derive from the context which type of value it is supposed to return. The method getValue() itself returns an object, but all usage examples I have seen until now return Strings and even more, there are even classes where it *can* be deduced that it will always return a String. So my question is: why doesn’t getValue() return a String, and should getValues() return a List<String> or a List<Object>? I think the latter would be unfortunate.
I guess the intent is to return more than a simple String, for example a File, a Number or an URL. So the only solution is to return a List of Objects.
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