Coming from Java, I define two interfaces for triangles:
interface TriangleA {
val side: Double
val corner1: Double
val corner2: Double
}
interface TriangleB {
val side1: Double
val side2: Double
val side3: Double
}
Then I define an adapter class that accepts a TriangleB and exposes a TriangleA
class TriangleBAdapter(triangleB:TriangleB):TriangleA{
override val side: Double
get() = this.triangleB.side
override val corner1: Double
get() = TODO("Not yet implemented")
override val corner2: Double
get() = TODO("Not yet implemented")
}
Why isn't this valid Koltin? I get an "Unresolved reference: triangleB" error.
CodePudding user response:
Right now triangleB
is just a constructor parameter. In Java, this would look like this:
class TriangleBAdapter implements TriangleA {
public TriangleBAdapter(TriangleB triangleB) {
// does nothing!
}
@Override
public double getSide() {
return triangleB.side; // error!
}
...
}
You need to make triangleB
also be a property, kind of like doing this in Java:
private final TriangleB triangleB;
public TriangleBAdapter(TriangleB triangleB) {
this.triangleB = triangleB;
}
You can do this by adding val
in front of it, and optionally also private
:
class TriangleBAdapter(private val triangleB: TriangleB): TriangleA {
override val side: Double
get() = this.triangleB.side1
...
}