Please rectify this code on anonymous classes

[aishwarya mathur]

Hi All,

This below code is from Khalid's (Page No 311).I'am trying to understand what are the accessible declarations in anonymous class which extends Base.So I have added some printout statements to check out what variables are accessed and how.But somehow, I'am not able to compile the program.Can you please correct the code.

class Base {
protected int nsf1 =1;
}
class TLC {
private double nsf1=2;
private int nsf2=3;
private static int sf=4;

Base nonstaticMethod(final int fp) {
final  int flv =10;
final int hlv=30;
int  nflv=20;

return new Base() {
//static int f1;
final static int f2=11;
int f3=fp;
 System.out.println("final fp = " + f3);
int f4=flv;
       System.out.println("enclosed context final = " + f4);
//double f5=nflv;
double f6 =nsf1;
  System.out.println("enclosed context  = " + f6);
double f6a=this.nsf1; 
System.out.println("enclosed context = " + f6a);
double f6b = super.nsf1; 
System.out.println("enclosed context = " + f6b);
double f7 = TLC.this.nsf1;
 System.out.println("enclosed context = " + f7);
int f8 =nsf2; 
System.out.println("enclosed context = " + f8);
int f9 =sf; 
System.out.println("enclosed context = " + f9);
int hlv;
};
}
}
 
class Example {
public static void main(String args[]) {
new TLC().nonstaticMethod(5);
}
}  

[marc weber]

Got errors?

Your System.out.println statements are in the anonymous class body definition. They need to be in a method.

(I know it looks like a method, but you're actually calling the Base constructor, then slipping in a class definition with the braces. So the braces represent a class body -- not a method body.)
[ September 24, 2004: Message edited by: marc weber ]