Yes, I agree there will certainly be more cases that would require
auto-trimming than not. And for that reason, it makes sense to make it the
default.
I was just speaking of backwards compatibility and not having to modify
previous code to get it to work. Granted, it wouldn't be difficult to
accomplish. I'm just sort of thinking out loud.
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 10:10 AM, Jasper Fontaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Agreed, exactly my thoughts.
> Auto-trimming == A Good Thing
>
> Does anyone use non-trimmed values on such a massive scale that this
> lack of backwards compatibility would be problem?
> I can't thing of any usecases though, except maybe a searchfield or
> something.
>
> -j
>
> Freddy D. wrote:
> > Matthew,
> >
> >> I also welcome this change.Although I think the default behavior should
> be
> >> reversed...just for consistency and backward compatibility reasons.
> Granted,
> >> I can see this being turned on for a lot of fields, but again there are
> a
> >> handful that I would leave to the current default behavior of not
> trimming.
> >
> > I think there are /many/ more use cases for which you'd want trimming
> > rather than not. Don't you think it would be more convenient to only
> have
> > to add @Validate(trim=false) to those (rarer) fields for which you do
> not
> > want to trim, rather than having to add @Validate(trim=true) for all the
> > fields that you do want to trim?
> >
> > As for backward compatibility, the only problems would be caused for
> > applications that need spaces in the input to be preserved. The fix
> would
> > be to add @Validate(trim=false), and that would be documented of course.
> > I don't think this would cause many problems; at least not enough to
> outweigh
> > the convenience of trimming by default.
> >
> > What do you think?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Freddy
>
>
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