Hi people,
I have these:java.util.Vector columns =new java.util.Vector();
columns.addElement("..#directory");
rows.insertElementAt(columns, 0);
I would like to write them in just one line of code, something like:rows.insertElementAt(new java.util.Vector() ...,0)
by i dont know the correct syntax.
Can you help me.
Thanks a lot.
It can be done, but it's ugly and unintuitive. Why specifically do you want to do it on one line? It won't be "efficient" or anything - the opposite, probably - since bytecode doesn't really have a concept of "lines". If you really want to, here it is, but I'd advise against it
rows.insertElementAt(new Vector() { {addElement("..#directory");} }, 0);
What I've done is created an anonymous subclass of Vector, which has an initializer that adds the element you want. Hideously ugly and nasty, please don't do it!
