PROPOSAL: Named method parameters
howard.lovatt at gmail.com
howard.lovatt at gmail.com
Tue Apr 21 17:52:59 PDT 2009
I use the builder pattern successfully via my enhanced compiler ( pet
project :) ):
https://pec.dev.java.net/nonav/compile/index.html
and in particular:
https://pec.dev.java.net/nonav/compile/javadoc/pec/compile/immutable/ImmutableValueConversions.html
The enhanced compiler enforces the pattern, ie if you get it wrong the
compiler gives you an error message.
You can also use a simple structure like class, eg:
class Point {
static class Args {
int x = 0;
int y = 0;
}
final int x;
final iny y;
Point( Args args ) {
x = args.x;
y = args.y;
}
...
}
Which is used like:
Point p = new Point( new Point.Args() {{ x = 1; }} );
As the original post said you would only use this if there were a lot of
arguments, therefore the overhead of typing "new Point.Args() {{ }}" is
negligible.
-- Howard.
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