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Good Point
Posted by Bill Venners on 02 Sep 1998, 5:25 PM
> Wouldn't this be more likely? > class Person { > public void listenToPhone(Telephone t) { > t.addTelephoneListener( > new TelephoneAdapter() { > public void telephoneRang(TelephoneEvent e) { > System.out.println("I'll get it!"); > ((Telephone)e.getSource()).answerPhone(); > } > } > ); > } > } > class AnsweringMachine implements TelephoneListener { > private int count = 0; > public void telephoneRang(TelephoneEvent e) { > System.out.println("AM hears the phone ringing."); > if(count > 4) { > ((Telephone)e.getSource()).answerPhone(); > } > count++; > } > public void telephoneAnswered(TelephoneEvent e) { > System.out.println("AM sees that the phone was answered."); > count = 0; > } > } > Your example has the phone answering itself. Yes, except we'd probably want the answering machine to have some time limit between rings. If someone calls up and rings twice, then hangs up, the next call won't be answered after two more rings. By the way, to enter code into this forum without the indentation being lost, just surround it with and .bv
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