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Posted by FluffyCat on 11/05/09 11:31
Struggled to come up with at least one good example this week, almost
got something I liked for visitor and facade, but finally turned to
the decorator pattern. The decorator pattern is good to keep in mind
when you need to add functionality to a class, but changing that class
simply is not possible.
http://www.fluffycat.com/SDCMSv2/PHP-Design-Patterns-Decorator/
> On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 14:33:57 -0800, FluffyCat <LTruett@FluffyCat.com> wrote:
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>...and as promised, an example of the composte pattern in PHP 5.
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>http://www.fluffycat.com/SDCMSv2/PHP-Design-Patterns-Composite/
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>Much easier than the memento pattern.
>
>I didn't do a true iterator for the Composite, partly because it
>really isn't required for the Composite and partly because I will be
>doing one for the Iterator pattern. I like to keep the pattern
>examples as pure as I can, and adding an iterator would hav muddied
>the waters somewhat.
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>On Wed, 26 Oct 2005 19:39:41 -0700, FluffyCat <LTruett@FluffyCat.com>
>wrote:
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>>In Febraury - April of 2002 I put together in Java examples of all 23
>>of the classic "Gang Of Four" design patterns for my website. Partly
>>I wanted to get a better understanding of those patterns. They are
>>still online at
>>http://www.fluffycat.com/java/patterns.html
>>
>>Since September 2003 I've mainly been using PHP, and now that PHP 5 is
>>becoming more available I am going to try the same thing I did in Java
>>with PHP.
>>
>>I have only completed my pages for Abstract Factory and Factory
>>Method thus far and I have a pretty good idea of what I will do for
>>Composite and Memento. Hopefully I will be adding one or two new
>>patterns each week until all are complete. If any other pattern
>>loving PHP enthusiasts want to check it out I'd love your feedback:
>>
>>http://www.fluffycat.com/SDCMSv2/
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