Re: unchecked conversion warning.
Broad Liyn wrote:
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This code compiles with an 'unchecked conversion' warning.
I have tried various corrections, for example casting like (Vector<Object>), but to no
avail.
What am I doing wrong?l
The code is the smallest demo I could make from the original application.
import java.util.Vector;
public class genericsdemo
{
private static Vector<Vector> vdata = new Vector<Vector>(); //a Vector of Vectors
Vector<Vector<?>>
private static Vector<Object> vrow = new Vector<Object>(); //a row
public static void main(String args[]) {
vrow.add(null); //two columns in the row
vrow.add(null);
vdata.add(vrow); //add the row to the Vector of Vectors
Vector vtmp = getrow(); //test
Raw types are bad.
}
private static Vector<Object> getrow() {
return vdata.elementAt(0); //warning: [unchecked] unchecked conversion
}
}
1.vector is no longer being supported.
2.
Do you mean 'Vector', as in 'java.util.Vector'? Because spelling counts in Java.
If so, then you're mistaken, and if not, you need to explain what you mean.
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