First, apologies, I didn't mean that you wanted to 'subvert' ( http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/subvert) julia. As a non-native speaker the finer nuances of English sometimes slip. The word I was looking for was perhaps 'sidestep'. Also I see your point that as long as the Abstract type cannot be instantiated, the problem with putting supertypes in an array should not be relevant. So perhaps this is actually a nice general solution to the issue.
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