Roedy Green schreef:
I think I have finally got in clear why generics and serialisation
don't play well together, and what you can do about it, and what Sun
could do about it.
I wrote a little essay with an example at
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/serialization.html#GENERICSSERIALIAZATION
I do not agree with your solution.
- Why go through the linear copying? Total waste of time.
- This is exactly what @SuppressWarnings was introduced for. (With
"unchecked"). I see not problem in using that annotation. It just
ensures you think twice before doing something fishy with generics.
This is a case where no clean way is possible, so the warning cannot be
circumvented.
You have a point that erasure is problematic, though.
H.
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