Il giorno 26/mag/05, alle 13:12, Reinhard Poetz ha scritto:
Why do you modify them directly and don't override templates in the file that includes them? Direct modifications is a very bad idea IMO. If you want to know what they look like you can either extract them from the JAR or have a look at SVN. Ok, not as convinient as having them copied into your custom project but I'm willing to pay this price.
Because sometimes the modification is small but must be done across numerous templates, like adding class attributes here and there.
Probably those stylesheets should be designed for extensibility from the start, and not as samples. Right now, the situation is akin to having to extend a Java class by overriding method implementations, whereas it would be more effective to use a "template method" pattern with well-defined extension points.
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