FROM : j o a r
DATE : Sun Nov 21 22:08:32 2004
On 2004-11-21, at 21.51, Matthew wrote:
> I'm having a hard time understanding why it's unreasonable to pass an
> NSArray of NSString to a Java method and have it accept it 'as is', as
> an array of String[]. But again, I've done very little with the Java
> bridge and this might seem completely reasonable to those of you who
> have used it frequently.
I'm just a clueless newbie when it comes to things like bridging
languages, but as "String[]" is a typed collection (right?), and
"NSArray *" is an untyped collection, would it not be difficult to
allow for a transparent 2-way bridge?
j o a r
DATE : Sun Nov 21 22:08:32 2004
On 2004-11-21, at 21.51, Matthew wrote:
> I'm having a hard time understanding why it's unreasonable to pass an
> NSArray of NSString to a Java method and have it accept it 'as is', as
> an array of String[]. But again, I've done very little with the Java
> bridge and this might seem completely reasonable to those of you who
> have used it frequently.
I'm just a clueless newbie when it comes to things like bridging
languages, but as "String[]" is a typed collection (right?), and
"NSArray *" is an untyped collection, would it not be difficult to
allow for a transparent 2-way bridge?
j o a r
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