I have a “Good Practice” Question:
Lets assume a case where one have many List Types
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IObservableList With Events
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IReadOnlyList Read Only
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ISomeList Some List that perform additional operations
Is it better to define 6 classes Like
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ObservableList:IList
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ObservableReadonlyList:IList
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ObservableSomeList:IList
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ReadonlyList:IList
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ReadonlySomeList:IList
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ObservableReadonlySomeList:IList
or
Adapting one too another using 3 Classes:
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ReadOnlyListAdapter : IList
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ObservableListAdapter : IList
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SomeListAdapter : IList
and instanciating with
IList MyObservableReadonlySomeList = new ReadonlyListAdapter(new ObservableListAdapter(new SomeListAdapter)));
Note:
i tend to like the 6 classes better, but what goes when there are 6 or 7 properties for a class???
30-50 classes?
Thank you, have a nice day…
You might want to look at the Decorator pattern. It may indeed be what you’re actually doing with what you’re calling adapters.