In a place I have a method with a generic "VT extends String". Obviously this generates a warning: The type parameter VT should not be bounded by the final typ
Your code doesn't compile, but here's something similar, which I assume is what you want:
class A{
T value;
B super T> b;
void method(){
b.method(value);
}
}
interface B{
VT method(VT p);
}
// works fine
class C implements B{
public VT method(VT p){return p;}
}
// causes warning
class D implements B{
public VT method(VT p){return p;}
}
Seeing that you don't have a choice to saying extends String
here, I'd say this is a bug in Eclipse. Furthermore, Eclipse can usually suggest an appropriate SuppressWarnings
, but doesn't here. (Another bug?)
What you can do is change the return and argument type to String
and then suppress the (irrelevant) type safety warning it causes:
// no warnings
class D implements B{
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public String method(String p){return p;}
}