dojo JavasScript library has similar interfaces to export key functions as
extension points
what i would like to see is a published set of common extension points which
would be basically the same if you're using Groovy..Scriptaculous..JQuery or
JoesGarageJavaScriptLibrary
the extension points would cover the fundamentals of any JS library:
form-creation
ajax-enabled-select-box
textfield
label
external-url-to-process-action
this is for the revolving door of political managers who say I want to replace
<Groovy-JS> libraries with JunkShotJSLibrary
so all you back out Groovy..bring in JunkShotJSLibrary and reconfig the
extension points
If JunkShotJSLibrary doesnt support the core extension points you can find out
quickly instead of endlessly agonising why it was never created
Anyone know if there is anything like this in place?
Martin Gainty
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> From: nicolas.lale...@hibnet.org
> To: dev@ant.apache.org
> Subject: Import and project helpers
> Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2010 15:25:48 +0200
>
> Hi,
>
> I did some other experiment with the groovy frontend to ant recently. And I
> would like to be able to make a groovy build file import an xml build file
> and vice versa.
>
> As far as I can tell, in order to do this, a simple change would be needed in
> ImportTask. Rather than doing this in importResource:
>
> helper.parse(getProject(), importedResource);
>
> we would do something like:
>
> ProjectHelper subHelper =
> ProjectHelperRepository.getInstance().getProjectHelperForBuildFile(
> importedResource);
>
> // push current stacks into the sub helper
> subHelper.getImportStack().addAll(helper.getImportStack());
> subHelper.getExtensionStack().addAll(helper.getExtensionStack());
> getProject().addReference(ProjectHelper.PROJECTHELPER_REFERENCE, subHelper);
>
> subHelper.parse(getProject(), importedResource);
>
> // push back the stacks from the sub helper to the main one
> getProject().addReference(ProjectHelper.PROJECTHELPER_REFERENCE, helper);
> helper.getImportStack().clear();
> helper.getImportStack().addAll(subHelper.getImportStack());
> helper.getExtensionStack().clear();
> helper.getExtensionStack().addAll(subHelper.getExtensionStack());
>
>
> For the little tests I have done with the groovy frontend, it seems to work
> quite well.
>
> Actually it seems so simple that I am wondering if I might have missed some
> side effect. Did I ?
>
> At least the unit tests showed me that I did nothing that wrong.
>
> Nicolas
>
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