Jochem,
the point with most of these issues is that there's no common
understanding of what things like protected or static interface members
mean; from an OO point of view, they make no sense, and I was only
trying to explain why.
Unless there is a common understanding what a certain language co
An interface is a public contract that describes the behaviour of an object.
If you're not using interfaces in that way, you're doing something
fundamentally wrong.
--Wez
On 11/16/05, Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> why does the engine care about the visibility of interface methods I dec
Andi Gutmans wrote:
Please read the archives where discussions took place.
As you stated it would be "abusing" the notion of what interfaces ar
Take a look at abstract classes. That might help you.
Andi,
I read pretty much everything but the account requests on internals
(and have done sinc
Please read the archives where discussions took place.
As you stated it would be "abusing" the notion of what interfaces are.
Take a look at abstract classes. That might help you.
Andi
At 07:24 AM 11/16/2005, Jochem Maas wrote:
why does the engine care about the visibility of interface methods
Matthias Pigulla wrote:
why does the engine care about the visibility of interface
methods I declare?
I understand the argument that interface methods only have
'meaning' when applied as public methods of objects - but
thats rather academic and personally I can think of useful
ways to abuse in
> why does the engine care about the visibility of interface
> methods I declare?
> I understand the argument that interface methods only have
> 'meaning' when applied as public methods of objects - but
> thats rather academic and personally I can think of useful
> ways to abuse interfaces usin
why does the engine care about the visibility of interface methods I declare?
I understand the argument that interface methods only have 'meaning' when
applied
as public methods of objects - but thats rather academic and personally I can
think of useful ways to abuse interfaces using protected me
