Re: define a new data type

On 28 Jul 2005 14:56:49 -0700, "Wizumwalt@xxxxxxxxx"
<Wizumwalt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Anyone know how to do something like this C code in Java.
>
>#define Point2fT Tuple2fT

Java doesn't have that.

>I have a Tuple2 class which I'd like to define a new data type for as
>Point2. So I tried making Tuple2 an interface and extending from that,
>but that seemed like overkill.
>
>public class Point2fT extends Tuple2fT ...
>
>Is there a better way to do this?

why? I cannot think of any reason to do that, but there may be...
What's your reason?

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