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 ==== Implementation Hints ==== ==== Implementation Hints ====
  
 +==== Variations ====
  
-===== Variations ===== 
  
 ===== Origin ===== ===== Origin =====
  
 {{page>resources:Arguments and Results#reference}} {{page>resources:Arguments and Results#reference}}
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 ===== Advantages ===== ===== Advantages =====
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   * [[principles:More Is More Complex|MIMC]]: An additional class is introduced   * [[principles:More Is More Complex|MIMC]]: An additional class is introduced
   * [[principles:Keep It Simple Stupid|KISS]]: Calling the method is more complex as the parameter object has to be instantiated    * [[principles:Keep It Simple Stupid|KISS]]: Calling the method is more complex as the parameter object has to be instantiated 
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 ===== Relations to Other Patterns ===== ===== Relations to Other Patterns =====
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 ==== Pattern Collections ==== ==== Pattern Collections ====
 {{page>collections:Patterns for Arguments and Results#Box}} {{page>collections:Patterns for Arguments and Results#Box}}
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 ===== Examples ===== ===== Examples =====
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 ==== Example 1: Event Args ==== ==== Example 1: Event Args ====
  
-A typical usage of this pattern is the groping of parameter in [[glossary:events]]. Some events carry large amounts of context data. Furthermore modifying the signature of an event causes large ripple effects as they are typically used on the interface to other subsystems, layers, etc. and there is an unknown and probably large amount of users of the event.+A typical usage of this pattern is the grouping of parameter in [[glossary:events]]. Some events carry large amounts of context data. Furthermore modifying the signature of an event causes large ripple effects as they are typically used on the interface to other subsystems, layers, etc. and there is an unknown and probably large amount of users of the event.
  
   * In .NET there is the class [[http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/vstudio/system.eventargs.aspx|System.EventArgs]] and its descendants.   * In .NET there is the class [[http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/vstudio/system.eventargs.aspx|System.EventArgs]] and its descendants.
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 On the other hand the parameter object pattern is already applied here. The parameters lpProcessAttributes, lpThreadAttributes, and lpStartupInfo are pointers to structures which hold further arguments. This is the procedural equivalent of a parameter object. On the other hand the parameter object pattern is already applied here. The parameters lpProcessAttributes, lpThreadAttributes, and lpStartupInfo are pointers to structures which hold further arguments. This is the procedural equivalent of a parameter object.
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 ===== Description Status ===== ===== Description Status =====
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 /*[[wiki:Incomplete]]*/ /*[[wiki:Incomplete]]*/
 /*[[wiki:Complete]]*/ /*[[wiki:Complete]]*/
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 ===== Further Reading ===== ===== Further Reading =====
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   * [[wiki>Parameter Object]]   * [[wiki>Parameter Object]]
   * [[wiki>Argument Object]]   * [[wiki>Argument Object]]
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 ===== Discussion ===== ===== Discussion =====
  
 Discuss this wiki article and the pattern on the corresponding [[talk:patterns:Parameter Object|talk page]]. Discuss this wiki article and the pattern on the corresponding [[talk:patterns:Parameter Object|talk page]].
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patterns/parameter_object.1375621523.txt.gz · Last modified: 2013-08-04 15:05 by christian