Steve Loughran wrote:
Actually, I quite like the listener approach. We just need an extended
listener; there is no reason the -listener command can't handle both
types.
The nice thing about a listener is that it lets an IDE do fancy things
like list all properties.
if we are going to do this, we should also extend the listener with
info about every reference created.
Let me see if I am following you.
You are imagining a new interface, sth like "ReferenceListener" that
could have several different implementations like BuildListener does
today.
Project.java would hold a collection of reference listeners along with
the existing collection of build listeners.
The new interface could have methods like propertySet() propertyGet()
referenceAdd() referenceGet()...
The -listener command line option could take instances of either
Interface.
addBuildListeners() in Main.java would have to be extended to figure
out which Interface was implemented by the logger with the passed in
classname.
Hmm. Might it be cleaner to add a new command line option?
--Craeg
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