Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Jody Garnett wrote:
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Hi all,
To summarize up front, I would like to change the type of the
"ContrastEnhancment" reference on SelectedChannelType from
Expression to ContrastEhnancment. Continue on for more details.
and matches up nicely with the spec. So I would like to change the
type of the reference on SelectedChannelType from Expression to
ContrastEnhancement.
One problem is that I cannot maintain full backwards compatability
since i need to change the return type of
SelectedChannelType#getContrastEnhancment(). That being said I have
made the change in my local sandbox and the build remains fine. So
it stands that it may break some client code.
Justin I am not sure the coverage dudes have gotten around to using
RasterSymbolizer yet - so no coverage code that I know of will break.
As for breaking - if it does not match the specification we should
fix it (the interfaces were just matching SLD 0.71) - sad part is
Cory and I just checked everything against SLD 1.0 spec - apparently
you founds something we missed :-(
One thing out of many. I am impressed how well the model and the spec
match up.
True, the interfaces are good - what is freaking me out is the
implementations.
The event stuff, heck even changing stuff at all, is pointing out a lot
of bugs.
Style is kind of the tip of the ice burg, all these problems exist with
Filter/Expression as well - and I have not hooked
up events there yet. We are looking at duplicating Filter/Expression as
part of the unstable Stroke bug.
Jody
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