I am looking to see how to adapt my existing command pattern implementation to JAVA 8 lambdas.
@FunctionalInterface
public interface Command {
public void execute(final Vehicle vehicle);
}
public class LeftCommand implements Command {
public void execute(final Vehicle vehicle){
vehicle.turnLeft();
}
}
public class RightCommand implements Command {
public void execute(final Vehicle vehicle){
vehicle.turnRight();
}
}
I have a class VehicleManager which calls processValue that looks to create commands based on string L or R that is passed to it as inputValue
processValues(Vehicle vehicle, String inputValue){
if("L".equals(inputValue){
//create left command here
Command cmd = (vehicle) -> vehicle.turnLeft(); //ERROR
Command cmd = () -> vehicle.turnLeft(); //ERROR,expects 1 parameter vehicle to be passed
}else{
// create right command here
Command cmd = (vehicle) -> vehicle.turnRight(); //ERROR
}
}
I tried creating the command using lambdas as above, but it errors out saying vehicle is already defined.
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Can you please advise me as to how I can create left and right command instances here using lambdas?
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If I can successfully use lambdas above, then can I do away with my LeftCommand and RightCommand classes?
(I have checked quite a number of links on google, but I could not get this to work).
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