I'm back with another question.
I see that StatefulSnippet extends DispatchSnippet. I understand what
DispatchSnippet is about. But what is the reason that a
StatefulSnippet must also be a DispatchSnippet? Aren't these concepts
(stateful vs. stateless, dispatch vs. reflection) unrelated?
Most of the StatefulSnippet examples that I've seen look like this:
class MySnippet extends StatefulSnippet {
def dispatch = {
case "add" => add _
case "edit" => edit _
case "foo" => foo _
}
def add(xhtml : NodeSeq) : ...
...
}
The dispatch definition doesn't seem to provide much value here.
W
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