Inspection Gadgets problem

It is correct if Tag is neither an Interface nor an Abstract Class.

"Denis Tsyplakov" <Tsyplakov_Denis_Y@sterling.ru> wrote in message
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Hi!

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IG plugin says

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Name:
public method Tag get(int i)

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Location:
TagPack (ru.sterling.io3.tag)

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Problem synopsis:
Cast to concrete class Tag at line 37

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In such code

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public synchronized Tag get(int i)
{
return (Tag)list.get(i);
}

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Is it right?

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/** WBR @author Denis Tsyplakov @ICQ_UIN 108477017
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Hi!

TH> It is correct if Tag is neither an Interface nor an Abstract Class.

Tag is abstract class

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/** WBR @author Denis Tsyplakov @ICQ_UIN 108477017
@mailto: lc@yandex.ru */

Actually, this error return is correct unless Tag is an interface. Abstract classes will trigger this inspection. The purpose of this inspection is to encourage/enforce loose coupling via interface- or component-based programming. If that's not what you're doing, this inspection is not for you. I'll see if I can brush up the documentation to reflect this.

--Dave Griffith

Dave,

If an abstract class triggers this inspection, the the name of the
inspection is misleading.

Tim

"Dave Griffith" <dave.griffith@cnn.com> wrote in message
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Actually, this error return is correct unless Tag is an interface.

Abstract classes will trigger this inspection. The purpose of this
inspection is to encourage/enforce loose coupling via interface- or
component-based programming. If that's not what you're doing, this
inspection is not for you. I'll see if I can brush up the documentation to
reflect this.
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--Dave Griffith