不兼容的类型：不存在类型变量 F、T 的实例，因此 java.util.Collection<t> 符合 java.util.Set <java.lang.long< div><div id="text_translate"><p> 我正在尝试将ComplexItem列表转换为它们对应的 ID Long列表。 但是即使在使用(Collection&lt;ComplexItem&gt;)对getCollection()调用进行类型转换后，也不会出现上述错误 go</p><pre> Set&lt;Long&gt; ids = Collections2.transform( getComplexItems(), new Function&lt;ComplexItem, Long&gt;() { @Override public Long apply(final ComplexItem item) { return item.id; } })); public List&lt;ComplexItem&gt; getComplexItems() {.............. }</pre> </div></java.lang.long<></t>

Question

I am trying to convert the list of ComplexItem to a list of their corresponding IDs Long . But getting the above error which doesn't go even after typecasting the getCollection() call with (Collection<ComplexItem>)

Set<Long> ids = Collections2.transform(
                    getComplexItems(), new Function<ComplexItem, Long>() {
                        @Override public Long apply(final ComplexItem item) {
                            return item.id;
                        }
                    }));

 public List<ComplexItem> getComplexItems() {
        ..............
 }

Answer 1

There's no reason to expect that the result of Collections2.transform , which is a Collection , will be magically transformed to a Set . This is the reason for the type matching error in the title. You'll need either to convert the result to a set explicitly or make do with the Collection .

Since you're already using Guava , you should strongly consider ImmutableSet , so it's

ImmutableSet<Long> ids 
    = ImmutableSet.copyOf(Collections2.transform(getComplexItems(), item -> item.id)));

Taking a step back, remember Guava was created before Java Stream s. It's generally preferable to use language built-ins rather than a third party library, even when it's as good as Guava. In other words, prefer

getComplextItems().stream().map(item -> item.id).collect(toImmutableSet());

where toImmutableSet() is a collector defined by ImmutableSet .

Answer 2

you got in the wrong import for Function

try this

    Collection<Long> ids = Collections2.transform(
        getComplexItems(), new com.google.common.base.Function<ComplexItem, Long>() {
            @Override public Long apply(final ComplexItem item) {
                return item.id;
            }
        });