Anonymous classes

[SilverWarior]

Based on your description this sounds as a way of how Java tries to implement generics.
So maybe you should look in this way to find your answer faster.

[pstudio]

Based on your description this sounds as a way of how Java tries to implement generics.
So maybe you should look in this way to find your answer faster.

Maybe my description sounds like I'm talking about generics but that is certainly not the issue. Java and Oxygene both support generics and they are used where appropiate.
The use of anonymous classes I'm describing is more a method of simulating delegates.

Anyway as I write earlier, it turns out Oxygene has partial support for this feature. I'll have to do with that.

[pstudio]

For whomever it may concern the latest update to Oxygene for Java now supports Inline interfaces inheriting from classes. Clearly I was not the only one desiring this feature.
Now I have to seriously think about if I want to renew my subscription.