--- Brad Neuberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Even though embedded
> properties "technically"
> violates good object-oriented encapsulation, it
> makes for much more
> readable and createable code. For example, tell me
> which is more
> readable:
>
someObject.getProperty1().getProperty2().getProperty3()
> someObject.Property1.Property2.Property3
>
To answer your redundant question, the embedded
properties are more readable and writable, and it
doesn't really violate OO encapsulation: the
properties can still only be exposed through
getter methods.
-Harris
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