Do the decorators actually enlarge the API of the defclassed class?
In that case, you'll only be able to match those additional
properties using Java method calls. Otherwise, things would work out
fine; you could even just defclass the interface, if that's how
things are structured. Otherwise, can you give us a concrete example
to discuss?
On Jan 18, 2007, at 9:17 AM, Krasnigor, Scott L (N-AST) wrote:
I am curious what the implications are of defclassing a class with
many decorators associated with it? I need to be able to match
various attributes of the class that are part of the decorators. Is
there a correct/best way to handle this case? Any advice would be
appreciated. Thanks.
Scott
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