What's the accepted jargon (if any) for describing methods meant to be invoked only virtually and from other methods in the base? I've occasionally seen this referred to as a callback, but that seems to stray pretty far from the original definition of that term. I'm not even sure that this merits being called a pattern, but I'm trying ...
I am a college student, and I have to complete following task by the end of the month... I have to write a client/server application in java that implements 3 patterns: Hollywood principle, Facade pattern and Template method pattern... It must have at least 3-4 domain objects... Database has to be MS Access (I know, I know...) Any sugges...
Edit: Found duplicate I've whittled down some problem code to the simplest working case to illustrate the following: my typedef in a pure abstract base class is not being inherited by the derived class. In the code below I'd like to inherit the system_t typedef into the ConcreteTemplateMethod: #include <iostream> // pure abstract te...
After the helpful answers to my last question I started using the template method pattern for a class with a lot of different options. Without having implemented them all, my current declarations for objects of that class now look like this: pc < prg, tc, 9, 0, 4, 4, test, true, true, true, true, false, true, true, 10, 0, -1, 3, 3 > mp;...
Hi all, I want, in javascript, to implement the template method pattern. I have a PropertyDecorator with some subclasses: OpenButtonDecorator, SeeButtonDecorator and so on. I want to have in Property decorator the next function: var build = function(){ decorate(); //Abstract in PropertyDecorator, defined in subclasses return le....