[Pythonmac-SIG] Re: improving appscript architecture

Jack Jansen Jack.Jansen at cwi.nl
Fri Jul 9 22:51:12 CEST 2004


On 9 Jul 2004, at 16:44, Daniel Lord wrote:
> Just my two-cents: I'd suggest parsing up the functionality between 
> abstract base classes, a few concrete base classes, and classes that 
> simulate Java's interface pattern depending upon some classification 
> based on object or function characteristics. For example, if I 
> understand your challenge correctly, Java's Listener and Adapter 
> patterns make event processing much easier to follow and adapt to 
> specific application than if Java's Foundation Classes were a 
> mish-mash of rich abstract and base classes defying rhyme and reason 
> to anyone not intimately familiar with the entire architecture.
>
> Please excuse this comment if it seems utter nonsense. After all, I 
> know what  I intend to convey but it may be far from how I explain it 
> and even farther from how you understand it.

I only read this after my previous post, otherwise I could have just 
said "+1" to this one:-)
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