epicbattle.java

thinking in java 书中源码 第四版

//: generics/EpicBattle.java
// Demonstrating bounds in Java generics.
import java.util.*;

interface SuperPower {}
interface XRayVision extends SuperPower {
  void seeThroughWalls();
}
interface SuperHearing extends SuperPower {
  void hearSubtleNoises();
}
interface SuperSmell extends SuperPower {
  void trackBySmell();
}

class SuperHero<POWER extends SuperPower> {
  POWER power;
  SuperHero(POWER power) { this.power = power; }
  POWER getPower() { return power; }
}

class SuperSleuth<POWER extends XRayVision>
extends SuperHero<POWER> {
  SuperSleuth(POWER power) { super(power); }
  void see() { power.seeThroughWalls(); }
}

class CanineHero<POWER extends SuperHearing & SuperSmell>
extends SuperHero<POWER> {
  CanineHero(POWER power) { super(power); }
  void hear() { power.hearSubtleNoises(); }
  void smell() { power.trackBySmell(); }
}

class SuperHearSmell implements SuperHearing, SuperSmell {
  public void hearSubtleNoises() {}
  public void trackBySmell() {}
}

class DogBoy extends CanineHero<SuperHearSmell> {
  DogBoy() { super(new SuperHearSmell()); }
}

public class EpicBattle {
  // Bounds in generic methods:
  static <POWER extends SuperHearing>
  void useSuperHearing(SuperHero<POWER> hero) {
    hero.getPower().hearSubtleNoises();
  }
  static <POWER extends SuperHearing & SuperSmell>
  void superFind(SuperHero<POWER> hero) {
    hero.getPower().hearSubtleNoises();
    hero.getPower().trackBySmell();
  }
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    DogBoy dogBoy = new DogBoy();
    useSuperHearing(dogBoy);
    superFind(dogBoy);
    // You can do this:
    List<? extends SuperHearing> audioBoys;
    // But you can't do this:
    // List<? extends SuperHearing & SuperSmell> dogBoys;
  }
} ///:~