[Zope3-dev] RFC - Partial Adapters
Jim Fulton
jim at zope.com
Tue Dec 23 10:08:45 EST 2003
Steve Alexander wrote:
>
>> Comments are, as always, welcome.
>
>
> I expect this will work sensibly with interfaces that extend other
> interfaces.
>
> So, let's say I have IContainer and IFishContainer. IFishContainer
> extends IContainer.
>
> I register an ISublocations adapter C for IContainer, and I register a
> different ISublocations adapter F for IFishContainer.
>
> Let's say I have a FishBowl object fb that provides IFishContainer. I
> expect that getPartialAdapter(fb, ISublocations, '') will return an
> iterable that looks like [instance_of_F] when listed.
Hm, I was thinking [instance_of_F, instance_of_C], not necessarily
in that order. I don't have a strong opinion, one way or the other.
> Even if FishBowl provides IContainer explicitly, as well as by
> implication from IFishContainer, I would still get [instance_of_F].
>
>
> Now, let's say I make my FishBowl object fb also provide ISiteManager.
> There is an adapter S from ISiteManager to ISublocations. Now,
> getPartialAdapter(fb, ISublocations, '') will return an iterable that
> looks like [instance_of_F, instance_of_S] when listed.
Right, except see above.
> On a separate issue, would these "partial adapters" make the ordering of
> interface declarations unimportant?
It would certainly be unimportant for partial adapters, however,
I see partial adapter uses as being relatively limited. <shrug>.
Jim
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