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Martin Veith updated ETCH-222:
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Fix Version/s: 1.4
> Refactoring of EtchObject TypeHandling
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> Key: ETCH-222
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ETCH-222
> Project: Etch
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: binding-cpp
> Reporter: Martin Veith
> Assignee: Martin Veith
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.4
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> At the moment a derived class of EtchObject can set the EtchObjectType only
> through the constructor. This causes that every class has to provide a
> constructor to set the EtchObjectType information. If someone would like to
> derive from a certain class, this class must have a special constructor to be
> able to set the EtchObjectType correctly.
> Therefore we need another method named setObjectType(EtchObjectType of
> current object, EtchObjectType of the parent, EtchObjectType of component (if
> it is an array), int dimension (if it is an array)) which is implemented by
> EtchObject. Each individual class has to call the setObjectType in its
> constructor to set the correct type information.
> The type hierarchy can then be stored in a List in EtchObject. This makes it
> possible to extend EtchObject with another method "instanceOf" to check the
> dependency graph.
> One example would be the dependency hierarchy EtchObject -> EtchTypeValidator
> -> EtchTypeValidator_Boolean
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