Hello all,

I'm playing around with adding an error code named parameter to Castle
validator attributes. I'm doing this because:

1) When writing unit tests sometimes it seems ugly to match a string
to find out what error was called.
2) If you are writing some code which needs to be reusable (eg it
might be used in a batch process) then just setting an error message
might not be what you need. The process might need to check the error
code and then act accordingly (eg exit).
3) If you were being very picky you could argue that the domain layer
should not be setting error messages anway.

Would anyone be interested in this?
If so any preference on error code type (ie, int, float, double).

regards,
Jordan.

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