I want to type class members, as well as args for methods, in a type T, which has to be a Node and implement my own interface Linkable.
Essentially, I would like to limit the vars to the small section of the inheritance 'tree' between Node and Linkable. Reason being I don't want to have to do all the casting inside the class, depending if I need to call methods of Node or methods of Linkable.
At the moment in my project I know I'm using only Nodes which implement Linkable, but this condition is not enforced in any way.
Pseudo-code below (only for illustration):
public class MyClass <T extends ??> {
T node1;
Bounds bounds1;
bounds1 = node1.boundsInParentProperty(); //Node specific method
node1.linkableSpecificMethod(); //method defined in Linkable interface
//....
}
There are two things that help you:
That said, what you probably want is this:
class YourClass<T extends Node & Linkable> {
}
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