'Even though the Page class is backed by an interface in it's core, '
must be 'Even though the Page class isn't backed by an interface in it's
core, ' ofcourse.
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
I guess we're back at the taste debate once more. Seems that every
public project has to have this once a month :)
Anyway, Peter to get back to your original problem. You want to be
able to create proxies. You can do that if you want. Even though the
Page class is backed by an interface in it's core, Page (or actually,
you should use WebPage) is designed for inheritance, so you have to
provide your own subclasses for concrete pages anyway. And what is to
stop you from simply extracting the interface you'd like to proxy and
let your (base) class implement that interface?
Eelco
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