How to init a inferface in jenkinsfile

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This title might be a little bit confusing cause my English is not that good and I hope you can understand what I am saying. What I am trying to say is I have an interface and a class Jenkins shared lib(see below).

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What I want is to new an instance of that interface but the class

So what I can do now is:
@Library(“shared-lib”)
import org.baseFunctions.widelyUsedFunction
def commonfunctions = new widelyUsedFunctions(env,steps)
commonfunctions.printTest(“interface test”)

And I know this could work but I did not new an instance of the interface, What I want is something like this:
@Library(“shared-lib@109-enable-asic-simulator-test-in-quince-daily”)_
import org.baseFunctions.widelyUsedFunctions
import org.baseFunctions.widelyUsed
widelyUsed widelyUsed = new widelyUsedFunctions(env,steps)
widelyUsedFunctions.printTest(“interface test”)

However it not working.
Could anyone help me?

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First it is common in Java that the names of your interface/class should start with a capital letter

interface WidelyUsed
...
class WidelyUsedFunction

by definition in Java your commonfunctions variable is an instance of widelyUsed

And in your code you refer to a class and not an object
It should look like this:

@Library(“shared-lib@109-enable-asic-simulator-test-in-quince-daily”)_
import org.baseFunctions.WidelyUsedFunctions
import org.baseFunctions.WidelyUsed
WidelyUsed widelyUsed = new WidelyUsedFunctions(env,steps)
widelyUsed.printTest(“interface test”)
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Omg. It actually works! Thank you so much!