It’s fine. I was asking because I am creating entities that should stay in sync with certain methods per entity. So I wandered if an entity could register to that method. Now if I need to register to SystemAnnouncer, I have either to register each entity separately and check if announcement is regarding the method I’m interested in. Or I can create the manager of entities which will listen to announcer and tell entities what to do. I have to figure out which approach is better.
Uko On 13 Jul 2014, at 18:10, stepharo <[email protected]> wrote: > What you should realize is that when we introduce the SystemAnnouncer > ancestor with Roel Wuyts, there way no such a thing: a system that to whim > you register and notify about changes. So in VW you had to go and find all > the places and patch them to get you notified. > So to me this is a huge enhancements to support the creation of great tool. > Now working with a real system is complex because > a class can recategorized, a method rename, recatogorized, removed.... and > there is magical solution - at least that I know > > Stef > > On 10/7/14 19:38, Yuriy Tymchuk wrote: >> Hi, >> >> is there a way to subscribe directly to a method/class, so I san know when >> it updates/is removed and so on? Because it looks like a pain to subscribe >> to system announcer and check if the method changed is the one I need. >> >> Uko >> >> > >
