1. Get annotations for enum type variable stackoverflow.comI have something like this:
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2. Selecting correct Enum stackoverflow.comI have a number of Enums each of which contain the names of attributes to be tested. The problem I have is how to select the relevant enum for the object. ... |
3. Same names of enum and variable stackoverflow.comI've got following code (I know its not nice ;) ):
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4. Instance variables in enums coderanch.com |
5. Can we use Enum as a variable name in jdk1.4 coderanch.comHave you tried it? But let me answer that for you: yes you can, but you shouldn't. It will work just fine in the Java 1.4 code, but if you decide to migrate to Java 5.0 or Java 6 later your code will be broken. By thinking ahead and choosing different names you can prevent that. The same holds for "assert" ... |
6. Issue with assigning enum instance variable coderanch.comHi there, I am using some info from a database and assigning it to the various instance variables of an object. Mostly the info from the database is a String, so I have very simple setter methods for these that take the String from the ResultSet and assign it to the relevant String instance variables of my object. So far so ... |
7. Enum Variables coderanch.comI think the more relevant point, in this case, is that a private field is private to whatever top-level class it's contained within. If it's declared in a nested class ("Days" in this case), that private field is still accessible outside the nested class, but inside the containing top-level class ("Enums" in this case). Why did Java do it this way? ... |
8. Iterating through unknown enum type variable coderanch.comI'd like to pass any enum to a function and use the values array. But, since that method is not inherited, I can't find a way to do that. Something like: public class RadioCellGroup |
9. Need Programming Help With the "enum" Type of Variable coderanch.comI have never used variables with the "enum" type. I have several questions in regard to its uses. The questions are marked in the code snippet show below. I appreciate your help. Thank you. package abc; public class AAA { public void method() { RequestRouter requestRouter = new RequestRouter(); what_is_the_variable_here = requestRouter.determinePath( userRequestURI ) ; // based on the "what_is_the_variable_here", code ... |
10. enum not valid variable in JDK 1.5 ..Any solution forums.oracle.comYour options are, a) stay below 1.5, b) change your variable names. If you have a halfway decent IDE, a global replace will be simple. Or, depending on how big your code base is, simply fixing the compile errors one by one may be sufficient. Edited by: jverd on May 22, 2008 2:44 AM |