Hi folks, I was writing a some more event handler code today and thought that UIEvents could use some simple utility methods. I'd like to add them if nobody has any objections.
It is typical for an event handler to want to know the type of the event. ADD, REMOVE, SET etc. Currently code that cares writes if (UIEvents.EventTypes.ADD.equals(event.getProperty(UIEvents.EventTypes. ADD)) { // foo } else if ((UIEvents.EventTypes.SET .equals(UIEvents.event.getProperty(EventTypes.SET) { // bar } or I suppose this would be good enough too if (event.containsProperty(UIEvents.EventTypes.ADD)) { // foo } else if ((event.containsProperty(UIEvents.EventTypes.SET)) { // bar } If we define utility methods on UIEvents like public static boolean isAdd(Event event); public static boolean isSet(Event event); Then the above code could look like if (UIEvents.isAdd(event)) { // foo } else if (UIEvents.isSet(event) { // bar } Admitedly the containsProperty() implementation may be good enough ... I only thought of that one while writing this email. Does anybody have strong feelings one way or the other? I think I still like the utility method implementation. dean_robe...@ca.ibm.com
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