Extending Java Generic Class in Python

[AndreFCruz]

I have a Java generic class of the sorts public class Box<T> { ... }

I need to have objects of type Box<Square> in Python.

I'm trying to either

1. have a python wrapper for this class that I can parameterize with the types I need (so I can get python objects of type Box<Square>)
2. or extend this java generic class in python, so that I can subclass it with the types I need

How would I do this? Is it even possible?

Thanks

[cmacdonald]

Currently, you cant subclass Java classes in Pyjnius.

[RobertFlatt]

You have to subclass in Java, then pass Box<Square> in the normal way.

If the case is a Java callback, then a wrapper is always required.
I pointed to an example here #592 (comment)

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