Hello Keith,
I wanted to add my opinion on enhancing <choice> code generation.
> ...you need to have an if-then-else statement to check which value of
> the choice has been set:
>
> Castor could/should provide a more simple way of retrieving the value,
> such as public Object getChoiceValue(); or something like that.
I agree. I expected that the java class for a choice type would ONLY
have a getValue() function, and maybe a getValueType() function. By the
way, the latter function is only necessary when the choice contains
multiple elements of the same type AND
org.exolab.castor.builder.javaclassmapping=type (in
castorbuilder.properties).
.NET essentially creates a getValue() and getValueType() function.
Here's the output for a list of nouns, where a thing is a person, place,
or thing
Public Class NounList
Public Items() As Object
Public ItemsElementName() As ItemsChoiceType
End Class
Public Enum ItemsChoiceType
person,
place,
thing
End Enum
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