On Jan 9, 2009, at 3:05 AM, Joe Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Whilst digging through CalendarEventEntry.getTimes, I found that
> ExtensionPoint.getRepeatingExtension does a few things might be worth
> discussion.
>
> - It's a getter and yet it mutates the state of the object. Granted
> the state change ought to be transparent, but I can't help think that
> somewhere down the line this could cause a problem.
>
> - It grants access to what it probably the internal state of the
> object? It looks from the perspective of CalendarEventEntry, which has
> addTime() and getTimes() that the list of times is managed by
> CalendarEventEntry, however if you wish to clear the list you need to
> do getTimes().clear().
>
> - Many of the objects ('When' in this particular case) are missing
> equals(), hashCode() and toString(). Is this a deliberate policy? They
> could all be useful.
>
> Joe.
Joe,
I'm not as familiar with the Java client as some of the others, but
these are all look like valid concerns to me. Feel free to file bug
reports/feature requests here:
http://code.google.com/p/gdata-java-client/issues/list
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Trevor Johns
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