Unlike C, int won't converted to long in a expression
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When a
Controlleris closed, it posts aControllerClosedEvent. A closedControllercannot be reopened and invoking methods on a closedControllermight generate errors.
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ln -s <JRE>/plugin/i386/<ns7 | ns7-gcc29>/libjavaplugin_oji.so
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owever, Objects are not passed by reference. A correct statement would be Object references are passed by value.
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The key to understanding this is that something like
Dog myDog;
is not a Dog; it's actually a pointer to a Dog.
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was expecting the compiler to convert it (int to long) for me
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Feb 11, 09
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One final point. Sometimes, the choice between delegation and inheritance is driven by external factors such as programming language support for multiple inheritance or design constraints requiring polymorphism. Consider threads in Java. You can associate a class with a thread in one of two ways: either by extending (inheriting) directly from class Thread, or by implementing the Runnable interface and then delegating to a Thread object. Often the approach taken is based on the restriction in Java that a class can only extend one class (i.e., Java does not support multiple inheritance). If the class you want to associate with a thread already extends some other class in the design, then you would have to use delegation; otherwise, extending class Thread would usually be the simpler approach.
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* except String all other objects are not compile time constants, i.e it will initialized only upon invocation
* Recursive initialization of class ignores
class SomeClass {
private static final SomeClass some = new SomeClass();//ignored
}
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