package a;
abstract interface foo { alike f(); }
class java.awt.Component implements foo;
f(x) = x;
f(x#javax.swing.JComponent) = new java.awt.Button();
package b;
class javax.swing.JComponent implements a.foo; // ILLEGAL
void main(String[] args)
{
JComponent jc = f(new JTable()); // BOUM!
}
If I allowed the line marked illegal, then the boum line would be well-typed. But at runtime, it would try to store a java.awt.Button in a JComponent, which would throw a ClassCastException?. This issue is complex, and it can endanger Nice's type safety, which is not acceptable.
Imported from email dicussion with DanielBonniot
-- MartinGamsjaeger? - 30 Oct 2002
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