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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2005-07-13 16:45 -------
It depends on if you consider things at just the java object level, or at the
overall object level.

There is a record "entity". For every kind of powerpoint record, we have an
"entity". This entity contains details of the type, the name, and the
implementing class. I don't want to duplicate any of that information, hence my
desire to put all the parts of that entity into one file.

Your scheme puts one pair (type+name) from the entity into on file, and another
(type+class) into another. There is duplication of "type" across two files, and
duplication isn't great.

I much prefere keeping the whole of the record's "entity" details in one class,
or failing that in just one file. If we did go down the two class route, I think
it would be via two auto-generated classes from one master meta-file, which
contained the tripplet of details for each record.

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