Re: Re: Re: Re: extending arrays

;-) Thanks for your hint to ClassValue. But for me it seems as if it is
one value assigned to each class object (I might be wrong). I'm
searching for an object based mechanism (i.e. adding a member to each
class or a value to each array/object). I was already thinking about
wrapping each array into a new object that holds the data I need. The
problem I see with this solution is that I would have to replace all
references to the array with the new object - including a full dataflow
analysis. Due to polymorphism etc. the data flow analysis might not lead
to unambiguous results. It would be so simple if I had access to the vm
internal array representation.

Nikolas

Am Di 14.12.2010 10:34 schrieb Rémi Forax <[email protected]>:

>On 12/13/2010 09:48 PM, Nikolas Nehmer wrote:
>>Performance is quite essential for my mechanism. "Simulating" sounds
>>like adding lots of overhead.
>>
>>Nikolas
>>
>
>All is simulation :)
>
>Take a look to
>http://download.java.net/jdk7/docs/api/java/dyn/ClassValue.html
>
>Rémi
>
>
>>Am Mo 13.12.2010 18:04 schrieb Rémi Forax<[email protected]>:
>>
>>>Le 13/12/2010 17:31, Nikolas Nehmer a écrit :
>>>>Thanks Eugene,
>>>>
>>>>unfortunately this is what I should have done right from the
>>>>beginning
>>>>of my project. Shit happens...
>>>>
>>>>Best regards,
>>>>Nikolas
>>>You can simulate it. By example, Groovy allows to add fields to java
>>>array.
>>>
>>>Rémi
>>>
>

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