Examples of EFeatureDelegate

org.geotools.data.efeature.internal.EFeatureDelegate
{@link EFeature} delegate class.
This class implements {@link EFeature} by delegating to aEMF {@link InternalEObject object}. The object is mapped to {@link EFeature} by applying a {@link EFeatureInfo structure} to it.
Limitations
It is only able to delegate to a {@link InternalEObject object} if it's {@link EFeatureInfo#validate(EObject) structure is valid}.
Getter and setter methods unique to {@link InternalEObject} interface,delegates to {@link EFeature} only (see below).

InternalEObject

The methods:

{@link InternalEObject#eGet(int,boolean,boolean)}
{@link InternalEObject#eIsSet(int)}
{@link InternalEObject#eSet(int,Object)}
{@link InternalEObject#eUnset(int)}

do not supply any {@link EClass} information. Because the {@link EClass} of {@link #eImpl()} can not in general be assumed to be a subtype of {@link EFeaturePackage#EFEATURE}, it is impossible to decide which {@link EClass} given feature ID belongs to. As a result, all these methods assume that feature IDs belong to {@link EFeature} only.

Examples of org.geotools.data.efeature.internal.EFeatureDelegate

        // Return delegate if not a EFeature implementation  
        //
        if(eObject instanceof EFeature) {
            return (EFeature)eObject();
        }
        return new EFeatureDelegate(eStructure, (InternalEObject)eObject, true, null);
    }

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