Well,
I want execute a method , just knowing the string name of her and your class too:
public class A
{
public static void Kick()
{
}
}
public class B
{
final String methodToBeExecuted="Kick";
}
Or on the same class too.
This is possible?
(In C I could use functions pointers on an array)
A solution can use @Anotation ou "Reflection"
Thanks
From todays threads:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5196077
i've never seen anything like that, my advice is to look closer at your design because your problem is very easy to circumvent
CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeur this thread dont help, but thanks.
> i've never seen anything like that, my advice is to
> look closer at your design because your problem is
> very easy to circumvent
Ok but this is not a desing problem.
It's just a performatic problem.
Im coding an emulator and need to handle opcode.
swicth (opcode)
{
case 0x1:
method1();
case 0xA:
methodA();
This code (one processor that have 256 instructions) can produce a slow program and change it to a thing like this:
final String instruction = "method" + opcode;
Is very very very fast... and build an emulator we nedd to forget a little about the patterns and good pratices and make performatic things.
understood?
> understood?
No.
And I also don't see why the thread I linked doesn't give you information about how to invoke a method by name. I did say you should look at Class and Reflection.
> > understood?
>
> No.
>
> And I also don't see why the thread I linked doesn't
> give you information about how to invoke a method by
> name. I did say you should look at Class and
> Reflection.
Ok Ill try thanks.
