I came across a potential mistake in the class com.sun.javafx.geom.AreaOp. It uses raw Vector types and while trying to add generic parameters there for type safety, I got some conflicts.
In the method AreaOp::calculate, the arguments should be Vector<Curve> and the return type should also be Vector<Curve>, but it returns a Vector called 'edges'. 'edges' is passed to the 'addEdges' method that should take Vector<Edge> and Vector<Curve>. This means that 'edges' is a Vector<Edge> and not Vector<Curve>. Already a conflict. Then it is passed to 'pruneEdges', which, if it takes and returns Vector<Edge>, runs into a conflict with the return type: 'Vector ret' has Curve added to it. If I try to return Vector<Curve> instead, then in the 'numedges < 2' check the input Vector can't be returned unless it's also Vector<Curve>, which again causes a conflict in 'calculate'. There are also 'toArray' calls that seem to not do anything, like in 'resolveLinks' (line 454) and in 'finalizeSubCurves' (429). Can anyone who knows this part of the code take a look? - Nir
