On 14/10/2010 18:14, Andrej Mitrovic wrote:
Should the order in which you implement interfaces have an effect in
your code?
No.
It seems to be that way when you have two functions with
thesame name in the different interfaces.
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If they are normal interface functions, then if they have the same
signature then they should resolve to the same function in any class
that implements both. If they have the same parameters but different
return types, or are final functions with the same signature, the
compiler should reject any class that implements both.
If one's final and the other isn't ... I guess I just don't know what's
meant to happen.
Stewart.
