Jay: I was hoping there was some sort of List “get all elements” method instead of having to manually iterate through and get each one. It seems like it would
be a desirable operation, but I guess not…
Jordan: Thanks. I had no idea you can just cast to ArrayList in the constructor like that. I kept trying to use Arrays.asList() and running into problems.
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If what you're doing is trying to return a copy of the list of child ICEResources managed by the ResourceComponent, you could just return new ArrayList<ICEResource>(this). ResourceComponent is a sub-class of a Collection implementation.
Jordan
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On 1/30/2015 8:19 PM, Jay Jay Billings wrote:
Anna,
What about just looping over each element using ListComponent.get()?
Jay
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