i just realized that ValidatorList.add() does this:
void add(final IValidator validator)
{
ValidatorList current = this;
while (current.right instanceof ValidatorList)
{
current = (ValidatorList)current.right;
}
current.right = new ValidatorList(current.right, validator);
}
which means validators are added to the end. this seems kindof stupid.
i should have done:
this.right = new ValidatorList(this.right, validator);
then reverse the recursion. right?
or maybe make it singly linked and recurse to the end and go
backwards... duh...
there shouldn't be /that/ many validators... hmmm... singly linked with
awkward
recursion to traverse backwards actually seems like a good tradeoff... ;-)
Phil Kulak wrote:
Anyway, I gotta bail for a bit. Thanks for taking all this time to talk with me!
-Phil
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