Marc Portier wrote:
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As an interim fix, I propose to call the validator function either when process() returns true *or* actionCommand != null. It's then the validator function's responsibility to know if it's called because of successful validation or because of an actionCommand.
hm, I'm wondering if the logic doesn't just become a lot more easy to read if validator(this) gets to do this decision making internally. Of course it would then need the aditional argument "finished" indicating if you expect it to do validation or not?
(that and changing the name for sure)
But let me get into this code a bit first to make some more solid statements. (it's part of Bruno's stuff I haven't yet really delved into)
never mind my half baked proposal and rumbling, I just got into this deeper and saw your fresh committed fix.
nicely solved!
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