lse could seem longer than reflection, but in the case of
> reflection you need to write 50+ properties.
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Hi,
If you use if or switch, put at the top the most used.
Using if/else could seem longer than reflection, but in the case of reflection
you need to write 50+ properties.
Regards.
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I'm going to give it a go with the switch statement, thanks to both of you.
I'll let you kno
I'm going to give it a go with the switch statement, thanks to both of you.
I'll let you know how it goes.
Of course, if you can just use numbers, then you can just use
switch()...
/Gwyn
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My expectation would be that it wouldn't be significant/noticeable,
but it should be easy enough to knock up a test to confirm and
quantify that...
Of course, if you can just use numbers, then you can just use
switch()...
/Gwyn
On Sunday, September 16, 2007, 1:01:02 PM, darrengreer <[EMAIL PROTE
a list of if/else
>if ("up".equals(panelType)) {
> return new UserPanel(id);
>}
>if( "xx".equals(panelType)) {
> ...
>}
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Hi,
First I suggest you to create a factory class in charge of converting string to
instance :
Panel MyFactory.newComponent(String panelType, String id);
To implement the method, I see 2 ways:
1/ a list of if/else
if ("up".equals(panelType)) {
return new UserPanel(id);
}
if( "xx".equ
could point me in the right
direction, or explain to me how much easier this is to do using some wicket
feature I haven't figure out yet.
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