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> Adding getTextBox() only changes things by giving them access to the one
> that we create if they don't provide their own, right? And it means that we
> have no option to change the implementation in to one that doesn't use a
> text box--right now we're "allowed to" if they use the default constructor.
>
> I suppose I just said that I vote against the accessor. What problem is
> being solved by adding it
>

Yep, but  I think  I disagree with your reasoning. In that if we ever did
want to have a suggest box that was not backed by a text box, I think we
would want to create a new widget,  because we would break a lot of user
expectations.




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>> "There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand
>> binary, and those who don't"
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