=?iso-8859-1?Q?Dario=5FLopez-K=E4sten?= writes:
> I am making a product using the Interface approach described in the ZDG.
>
> As I understand it, Interfaces should expose all methods that provide
> funtionality for my product, with the possible exception of internal methods
> used as utility methods in the class itself. Is this correct?
You could have different interfaces, targeting different
"audiences": TTW interfaces, scripting interfaces, programming interfaces.
> Apart from using security declarations, I want to make some of the methods
> available thru the web (TTW), and some of the methods not publishable TTW.
> In order to be able to publish a method TTW, they need to have a docstring,
> right?
There is a project proposal to eliminate this DocString abuse
> Now, in my interface defintion I want to provide doc-strings for all methods
> that are exposed (the interface), but not all them are to be publishable
> TTW. Can I achieve this by using docstrings for my methods in the Interface,
> but not in the Implementation, or do I need to omit the doc-string in both
> the Interface and the Implementation?
It should be enough to omit the doc string from the implementation.
Dieter
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