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[xtend2] cast of lists [message #718243]

Tue, 23 August 2011 17:40

Hauke Fuhrmann is currently offline

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Hi there,

how do I cast a list to a more specific list, e.g.

Iterable<A> a
a as Iterable<B>

does not show an Error in the Xtend2 Editor, but it gives a compile
Error in the generated Java, of course. (Is the missing error a bug?)

However, something like

a.map(as B)

is not possible either. Is there no proper cast-function that could be
used in the map?

Is there any other solution than the verbose one of manually iterating 'a'?

Cheers,
Hauke

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Re: [xtend2] cast of lists [message #718244 is a reply to message #718243]

Tue, 23 August 2011 17:47

Hauke Fuhrmann is currently offline

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Revoke.

> a.map(as B)

a.map(o | o as B)

seems to work

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Re: [xtend2] cast of lists [message #718253 is a reply to message #718244]

Tue, 23 August 2011 18:11

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alternatively you can do a typesafe filter(typeof(B))

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