That's fine, you can go host it on google-code under the ASL 2. That
way we can use it as a source level or jar level dependency.
It would be nice to get commit access so we can participate in
enhancing the support coverage.
Jboss.org might have some benefits as a forge but the .org team is
very busy at the moment, so creating a new project would be a bit low
in priority. Google code is quite nice and clean.
BTW before dropping the code, make sure you have the copyright rights
(if you developed that for a company, you might have to ask them).
Thanks!
Emmanuel
On Jan 30, 2009, at 05:04, Mark Hobson wrote:
ASL 2.0 is fine with me. I was thinking about hosting it somewhere
like Google Code since there's a few open-source projects that I've
seen which could benefit from it. Let me know, I can create a project
and you can give it a spin.
Cheers,
Mark
2009/1/30 Emmanuel Bernard <emman...@hibernate.org>:
Cool, that's already a nice start.
Let me see if I find something.
Would you be OK to contribute it under the ASL 2.0 license to us?
On Jan 29, 2009, at 09:44, Mark Hobson wrote:
I haven't gone into supporting type variables, hence I don't perform
type capturing or inference yet, although I would be interested in
adding this. For an example of what is currently implemented, the
following are from the tests:
Number <: Integer
Object <: Integer
List <: List<Integer>
Collection<Integer> <: List<Integer>
Collection<Integer> <: ArrayList<Integer>
List<Integer> !<: Set<Integer>
List<Number> !<: List<Integer>
List<?> <: List<Integer>
List<? extends Number> <: List<Number>
List<? extends Number> <: List<Integer>
List<? extends Number> !<: List<Object>
List<? super Number> <: List<Number>
List<? super Number> <: List<Object>
List<? super Number> !<: List<Integer>
List<Integer> <: IntegerArrayList
Let me know if you find any existing libraries since I use this in
my
other projects. If there's nothing out there then open-sourcing
this
would stop people from having to reinvent the wheel.
Cheers,
Mark
2009/1/29 Emmanuel Bernard <emman...@hibernate.org>:
If I can't find an other alternative that would surely be of help
yes :)
Do you know how much of the subtype rules you have implemented?
The one that sounded non trivial to me were around detecting that
generic
are supertypes of others:
- containment and equivalence
- capture conversion
- intersection types
- management of bounds
(using the language of the JSL)
On Jan 29, 2009, at 05:49, Mark Hobson wrote:
I've written a small utility library that provides methods to work
with Types, specifically it contains such a method
isAssignable(Type
supertype, Type type) that should satisfy your requirements.
I've been considering open-sourcing it so would be happy to do
so if
you were interested?
Cheers,
Mark
2009/1/29 Emmanuel Bernard <emman...@hibernate.org>:
Specifically a routine like
boolean isSuperType(Type super, Type, sub);
note Type, not Class<?>
On Jan 28, 2009, at 21:22, Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/third_edition/html/typesValues.html#4.10
Subtyping
I am looking for an ASL 2 / BSD implementation of the subtyping
resolution
algorithm in Java.
I am thinking Harmony might have one.
Anybody knows?
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