On 9/13/06, Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
--- Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I did not see the changes. But in principle I > agree with Dominique > > that a roledef should have 3 attributes : > > name, role, classname > > Just to clarify, I like the way Peter implemented it > (binding a class > to a name, without specifying what "role"s this > class should play). > But the term "role" also implies to me a (name, > role, classname) > tupple, which is why I'd prefer not using <roledef>, > that's all. > > Last night I thought that <componentdef>, although > longuish, might be > a better term than <elementdef> or <tagdef>. --DD <componentdef> is okay, given ComponentHelper, etc. But agreed, long. What about <def>? Am I correct in assuming we'd have, with whatever name: <xxx name="and" classname="oata.taskdefs.condition.And" /> <xxx name="and" classname="oata.types.selectors.AndSelector" />
Yes, this is the case. My original idea was: <typedef restrict="yes" name="and" classname="oata...conditon.And"/> <typedef restrict="yes" name="and" classname="oata...selectors.AndSelector"/> ?
Then what about <adaptdef> or <flexdef>?
Other names: <restrictdef> <classdef> <subdef> <compodef> (just kidding). For me: <componentdef> sounds the best. Do not forget that this will probally not be used outside the ant core code as the resultant name may not be used at the top-level, or in targets - or sequential bodies. Some classes thus may have multiple names associated with them, a unique top-level name and a restricted name that can be s -Matt
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