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On 12/15/11 9:48 PM, Knute Johnson wrote:
> Using Java 7, given the class file:
>
> import javax.swing.*;
>
> public class KList extends JList {
> [...]
> Klist.java:7: warning: [unchecked] unchecked call to
> setModel(ListModel<E>) as a
> member of the raw type JList
> setModel(model);
> ^
> where E is a type-variable:
> E extends Object declared in class JList
> 1 warning
>
> How do you extend this class with generic types?

I haven't been keeping up with the v7 stuff.  I take it that in that 
version, JList is now generic?

If so, then you need to decide whether KList will also be generic, or 
simply inherit some concrete version of JList.

Generic:

   public class KList<E> extends JList<E>
   {
     ListModel<E> model = new DefaultListModel<E>();

     public KList()
     {
       setModel(model);
     }
   }

Concrete:

   // "int" is just for example…could be anything
   public class KList extends JList<int>
   {
     ListModel<int> model = new DefaultListModel<int>();

     public KList()
     {
       setModel(model);
     }
   }

Either of those ought to work.

Pete