This is a basic example of the Factory design pattern in Haxe.
class Item<T> { // factory method public static function create<T>():Item<T> { return new Item<T>(); } public var value:T; private function new () {} // private constructor }
Usage
class Main { public static function main () { // This works because of type-inference, the // compiler knows that the return type must be of type `Item<Int>`s var myItem:Item<Int> = Item.create(); myItem.value = 10; // works trace(myItem.value); // 10 // complex type example var myItem2:Item<Array<Int>> = Item.create(); myItem2.value = [1, 2, 3]; // works too trace(myItem2.value); // [1,2,3] } }
