While playing around with the syntax I have now the following conclusions.
Ordered parameters are better, more compact, less typing. The quotes are not
necessary for simple integer attributes.
The examples look like this
Simple enum:
ValueObject Weather {
Date day;
- @WeatherClassification classification;
}
enum WeatherClassification {
SUNNY, WINDY, CLOUDY;
}
Enum with one implicit value attribute:
ValueObject Weather {
Date day;
- @WeatherClassification classification;
- @WindSpeed wind;
}
enum WindSpeed {
CALM(1),
STORM(10),
HURRICAN(10);
}
Enum with several attributes:
ValueObject Weather {
Date day;
- @WeatherClassification classification;
- @WindSpeed wind;
}
enum WindSpeed {
int beaufortNumber;
double minMps;
double maxMps;
CALM(1, "0", "0.2"),
STORM(10, "24.5", "28.4"),
HURRICAN(12, "32.7", "40.8");
}
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