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Appddevvv commented on PIVOT-520:
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I think with regard to your next before last post, no I don't expect magic in
that the variable name is injected back into the actual component name. I think
your last comment is right although you have the option of choosing the same id
annotation that already exists.
Spring actually, I think a little confusing, defines the bean id but also says
that a bean can have names and aliases. All of those are logically defined in
the container and unrelated of course to the java code. My comment is that the
component name would be used by tooling to generate code (someday in the
future). I think, but don't recall, that the named components in wpf get
translated into variable names in the code-behind, which today in pivot, is not
relevant, but is something to keep in mind.
I would like to think that the name can come from the wtkx:id (if no name is
set) or the name property directly. Injection into the actual instance object
could just be allowed if you specify the id or, as a backup the name. Its seems
like a bit of duplication but I think its explainable, there is a tiny bit of
logic in it and its backward compatible.
> add a name property to Component
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>
> Key: PIVOT-520
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-520
> Project: Pivot
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: wtk
> Reporter: Appddevvv
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 1.6
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> Add a name property to Component
> a) A getter/setter
> b) A method to Container for Component getNamedComponent(String componentName)
> The name should default to an the wtkx:id if one is specified for that
> component or if the name is not specified, null. If a name is specified and
> no wtkx:id is specified , it should become the wtkx:id of that component. The
> name must be a valid java identifier, otherwise an serialization exception
> should be thrown. The name used in the component should be left and right
> whitespace trimmed.
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