[General] About the MVC pattern
Juhani Ränkimies
juhani at juranki.com
Thu Dec 18 23:33:15 CET 2008
On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 1:59 PM, Juhani R?nkimies <juhani at juranki.com> wrote:
> .....
> Wouldn't it be easy to add something like Record.newPlainClass(spec)?
> (at least if the default values for the properties are ignored)
> It could then be used like this:
>
> Record.newPlainClass(spec).subclass('MyModelClass', ...);
>
> where MyModelClass could define functionality around the generated
> getters and setters.
>
I experimented by modifying Base.js:
- added Record.newPlainClass, Record.newNodeClass, Record.newClass
- modified Record.newPlainInstance, Record.newNodeInstance and
Record.newInstance
Quick test with Record.newPlainClass and Record.newPlainInstance worked.
The modification is on SVN revision 2415 and it potentially breaks
something because I changed the signature of Record.newInstance.
-juhani
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Object.extend(Record, {
newPlainClass: function(spec) {
return this.newClass(spec, {});
},
newNodeClass: function(spec) { // backed by a DOM node
return this.newClass(spec, NodeFactory.create("record"));
},
newClass: function(spec, optStore) {
if (arguments.length < 1) throw new Error("call with one or more arguments");
var storeClass;
var argSpec = {};
var fieldSpec = {};
Properties.forEachOwn(spec, function (key, value) {
fieldSpec[key] = {};
argSpec[key] = value;
});
if (!optStore) {
storeClass = lively.data.DOMNodeRecord; // FXIME forward reference
optStore = NodeFactory.create("record"); // FIXME flat JavaScript
instead by default?
} else {
storeClass = optStore instanceof Global.Node ?
lively.data.DOMNodeRecord : PlainRecord;
}
var Rec = storeClass.prototype.create(fieldSpec);
Rec.addMethods({initialize: function() {
this.rawNode = optStore; // DOM or plain JS Object
Properties.forEachOwn(argSpec, function(key, value) {
this["set" + key].call(this, value);
}, this);
}});
return Rec;
},
newPlainInstance: function(spec) {
return this.newInstance(spec, {});
},
newNodeInstance: function(spec) { // backed by a DOM node
return this.newInstance(spec, NodeFactory.create("record"));
},
newInstance: function(spec, optStore) {
var Rec = this.newClass(spec, optStore);
return new Rec();
},
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