I have the following method in Csoundo which is called when users are
using the csnd interface:

public int getTable(SWIGTYPE_p_p_double tablePtr, int i) {
	if (!compiledOK) return 0;
        return csound.GetTable(tablePtr, i);
    }

I'd like to overload it so that when they are using the android
interface it will called androidcsound::GetTable()* which expects a
float pointer, but my Java skills aren't the best. I want to cast
"csound" as type (AndroidCsound) so I can access the
androidcsound::GetTable() method. I've tried various means of casting
but none of them seem to work, for instance:

  public int getTable(SWIGTYPE_p_float tablePtr, int i) {
	if (!compiledOK) return 0;
        return ((AndroidCsound.class.cast(csound).GetTable(tablePtr, i);
    }

The above gives me a build error because the GetTable() method it is
trying to access is still from csnd, and not androidcsound? Am I
trying something impossible here. Is it just by pure chance we've
gotten this far using two different interfaces interchangeably?

yours,
Confused in Java Land.....

*Apologies for using the C++ scope resolution operator, I'm not sure
what this is in Java!

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