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I am not super familiar with all the details of Java inner classes, but why can't you get most of the way there by doing something like: DB.open(new Runnable
by aboodman 15y ago
I am not super familiar with all the details of Java inner classes, but why can't you get most of the way there by doing something like:
DB.open(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
// ... do stuff here ...
}
});
You can even design your resource layers such that they can only be used this way (or are easiest to use this way).
Basically, I'm just stealing the JavaScript-y way of doing this that uses closures:
DB.open(function() {
...
});
- aboodman 15y agoAnswer: the inner class can only access constant locals :(. So you have to put any mutable state in members. Blech. This might work for some cases, but would be a huge pain in the ass in others.