I have an abstract class called ChainHandler and many implementations of the ChainHandler. Other programmers will write other implementations of that ChainHandler.
I\'m having a hard time wrapping my head around this, and I\'m hoping someone can help me. I have a Chain of Responsibility class, and I\'m wondering if I can (and would want to) implement it as a de
I have been using a design pattern for quite some time and have been calling/referring to it as a \"Chain-of-Responsibility pattern\" but now I realise there are differences, and it may not be appropr
Is there a design pattern that can help me avoid repeating DoThisStepFirst() in many methods? class Program
I\'m raising this question because of another question I asked here on SO some days ago. I had to solve an sp开发者_运维知识库ecific problem, and after two replies I got, I realized two patterns can h
Suppose i have a non-copyable class Foo, and one of its constructors just happens to receive a reference to Foo.
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How Chain of Responsibility Pattern Di开发者_StackOverflow中文版ffers from Decorator Pattern..?I generally think of the Decorator as \"adding\" to some thing, where as Chain of Responsiblity is more l
This is more of an architecture/best practices question than anything else, so please feel free to add your two cents. I know i stated status in the title, but this goes for any basic property of an o
Having a chain of \"instanceof\" operations is considered a \"code smell\".The standard answer is \"use polymorphism\".How would I do it in this case?
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