How to put a StringList in a constructor?

Magnetic_Garden

I have this, and I think its all wrong, I can't get my head around the syntax Also, how must I put data into this class?

class StoreStuff 
{
private ArrayList<String> botle   ;
private ArrayList<String> apple ; 

public StoreTReesStuff ( String botle, String apple )
{
this.botle   = new ArrayList<String>();
this.apple = new ArrayList<String>();

}
void addApple()
{
apple.append("Jonagold");
}

}// end

void draw()
{
InstStoreStuff.addApple();
}

quark

I assume that line 6 is the start of the constructor, in which case it should be named after the class. And if you want to pass an ArrayList to the constructor you get -

class StoreStuff {
    private ArrayList<String> botle   ;
    private ArrayList<String> apple ;

    public StoreStuff ( ArrayList<String> botle, ArrayList<String> apple ) {
        this.botle   = botle;
        this.apple = apple;
    }

    void addApple() {
        apple.add("Jonagold");
    }

}  // end

GoToLoop

My take would be something like this: =:)

// forum.processing.org/two/discussion/7657/
// how-to-put-a-stringlist-in-a-constructor

class StoreStuff {
  final StringList bottles = new StringList();
  final StringList apples  = new StringList();

  StoreStuff addBottle(String... bottle) {
    bottles.append(bottle);
    return this;
  }

  StoreStuff addApple(String... apple) {
    apples.append(apple);
    return this;
  }

  @ Override String toString() {
    return "StoreStuff:\n"
      + bottles.toString() + "\n"
      + apples.toString();
  }
}

final StoreStuff stuffs = new StoreStuff();

void setup() {
  stuffs
    .addBottle("Katniss", "Magnetic_Garden")
    .addApple("Jonagold");

  println(stuffs);
  exit();
}

Magnetic_Garden

Thank you for both answers, you guys have cleared up my confusion, now I can finish my project at last :) The last answer seems to be the most versatile, so I go with that.

Sorry about the typo, in the constructor, I remade my problem into something that I could post, and forgot to change something.