Martijn Faassen wrote:
Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote:
[snip]
OK, basically you mean that the 'annotations' given in your original
post should implement a 'setdefault' method?
I don't see how that would help - you'd still end up writing a factory
that uses the setdefault, right?
I don't want to keep repeating factory code each time I want to do
this, including factory code that calls IAnnotations(), uses
setdefault() or anything else. I just want to say, I want to make an
adapter that uses this standardized factory code. How the factory code
does this is not very interesting, it's just that I don't want to keep
writing it over and over.
Regards,
Martijn
OK, you could pass the interface of the factory to the getter method and
let it create the object based on this information. That wouldn't be
exactly like setdefault(), but at least the factory code would be in the
called method, not in the caller.
If I remember correctly the pattern I'm using (which I still think is
OK) is to register a factory as a global utility and look up the factory
by its interface.
so for instance to create a style or type "IStyle", I register:
<cpsskins:setting
name="style"
schema=".style.IStyle"
factory=".style.StyleFactory"
/>
with:
def setting(_context, name=u'', schema=None, factory=None):
...
provideUtility(factory, IFactory, name)
then the annotation getter can contain a 'factory = getUtility(IFactory,
name)'
regards
/JM
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