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It seems that if an anonymous inner class implements an interface ,then its constructor can't have argument。If really need arguments, theorectically two solutions: define a method which takes arguments (must be " final "). The method does nothing but return an anonymous class, which uses the method's arguments。 public Destination dest(final String dest) { return new Destination() { private String label = dest; public String readLabel() { return label; } }; } see the exmaple below: import java.io.*; import java.util.*; abstract class NewFilenameFilter implements FilenameFilter{ protected String start, end; NewFilenameFilter(String s, String e){ start = s; end = e; } } public class NameFilter{ public static void main(String argv[]){ if(argv.length != 1){ System.out.println("must have one argument!"); System.exit(1); } File f = new File(a...

If you’re defining an anonymous inner class and want to use an object that’s defined outside the anonymous inner class, the compiler requires that the outside object be final . If you don’t need a connection between the inner class object and the outer class object, then you can make the inner class static . So, it means: You don’t need an outer-class object in order to create an object of a static inner class. You can’t access an outer-class object from an object of a static inner class. Non- static inner classes cannot have static data, static fields, or static inner classes. However, static inner classes can have all of these. Normally an interface can't have any code, but static inner class can be part of an interface. It’s not possible to create an object of the inner class unless you already have an object of the outer class. This is because the object of the inner class is quietly connected to the object of the outer class th...

My previous hacking still works. However, I find an interesting thing. It only works for removable device, such as external usb disk, doesn't work for any partition in /dev/hda. I am trying to figure out the reason. In the latter situation, I find in src/manager.c:841 the "g_slist_find_custom()" returns NULL. As a result, gvm_device_autorun() won't be executed I find a link talking about "glib singly linked list" I will pick up here next time.

Not bad here, uh? I do like the look and feel of dxxxxs.net. However it's not an ideal place for my blog. I can't talk about certain topics there. You know the reason. What's worse, there are a lot of rubbish on its index page. Here is better, I think, haha!