I think a classic example is that the Window class can have a Border decorator and a ScrollBar decorator in the GoF book.
What are some situations you think, know of, in which the Decorator Pattern solves the problem really well?
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I think a classic example is that the Window class can have a Border decorator and a ScrollBar decorator in the GoF book.
What are some situations you think, know of, in which the Decorator Pattern solves the problem really well?
Anything that is abstractable to an extendable root upon which you have to define different overlapping and interchangeable behaviors:
and so on…