Yes. That's quite an upset of the existing codebase. Not to mention the fact
that return Elements that would have to be explicitly cast into more
specific classes, which would make the code very ugly.
Oh well, life's tough...
Bojan
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> Table table = new Table().addElement(new TR().addElement(new TD
> ())).setWidth("100%").setCellSpacing("10")); // currently works.
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> If we made that change it wouldn't because Element knows nothing about
> setWidth or setCellSpacing as they are specific to Table.
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> -stephan
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> Here is the the method as it is now:
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> public Table addElement(Element element)
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> addElementToRegistry(element);
> return(this);
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> Would it not be as easy as changing it to this:
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> public Table addElement(Element element)
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> addElementToRegistry(element);
> return(element); //replace *this* with *element* (which is the
> newly added element)
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> Is that what you need?
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> How much of the upset would be to return Element from addElement,
> removeElement and other methods that normally return the more specific
> class(A, Html, Table etc.)?
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