Hi Aljosha
Thanks for your answer!
I tried using returns but it does not work since the only place where I
could call it is within the function that has all the generic types so
there is no useful type hint to give. I could make the user hand over the
class definition for the type as well but that
Hi,
for user functions that have generics, such as you have, you have to
manually specify the types somehow. This can either be done using
InputTypeConfigurable/OutputTypeConfigurable or maybe using
stream.returns().
Cheers,
Aljoscha
On Fri, 29 Apr 2016 at 12:25 Martin Neumann wrote:
> Hej,
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Hej,
I have a construct of different generic classes stacked on each other to
create a library (so the type variables get handed on). And I have some
trouble getting it to work.
The current offender is a Class with 3 type variables internally
it calls:
.fold(new Tuple3<>(keyInit ,new Tuple2(0d,0
