Very good question!
Maybe the idea was to make views on views. Seems a bit odd though. Does
anyone know what the ideal solution here is?
The Change support in biojava does derive from the standard java system
but offers some more flexibility about pre and post condition changes and
vetos. On the whole it may be overkill but could be useful for large
systems.
- Mark
Maximilian Haussler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Biojava-l] viewsequence is unchangeable?
Hi everyone,
why is ViewSequence an implementation of the Unchangeable interface?
Isn't a view (among others) meant for adding features to an otherwise
unchangeable sequence?
I have a class derived from the view, but I don't get it to notify the
GUI when changes occur, as I don't find the getChangeSupport() in
ViewSequence...
[Well, simply adding standard java change support instead of this overly
complicated biojava system would also do the trick... :-) ]
Thanks
Max
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