Hello,
That is a known limitation. The thing is, *generics don't really exist*
in compiled java classes and we always need to explicitly supply which
class the Comparable compares.
Hence the solution is, you add appropriate instantiated generic
interface to Metadata.xml. This is an example:
<attr
path="/api/package[@name='android.content']/class[@name='ComponentName']/implements[@name='java.lang.Comparable']"
name="name">java.lang.Comparable<android.content.ComponentName></attr>
Atsushi Eno
Jeremy A. Kolb - ARA/NED wrote:
I’m trying to bind droidtext (http://code.google.com/p/droidtext) and
having a lot of trouble with classes not implementing
Java.Lang.IComparable.CompareTo. I can look at the java files and see
that the functions are implemented and public but bindings aren’t
being generated for them. Has anyone seen this before? I don’t see
anything in the logs about why this function isn’t being picked up.
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