Re: [macker-user] naming convention for classes implementing an interface

[Paul C. <can...@po...>]

Hello again, Etienne!

There is currently no good way of doing this. One of those features  
in the queue is to allow rules of the form "everything that matches X  
must / must not match Y," which is what you need.

If there is a specific IFoo you want to write a rule for, you can do  
this (icky, but I believe it works):

         <access-rule>
             <deny>
                 <from>
                     <include filter="subtype-of" class="IFoo"/>
                     <exclude class="**.*FooImpl"/>
                 </from>
                 <to class="void"/>
             </deny>
         </access-rule>

If, however, you want this rule to apply generically to every IFoo,  
IBar, and IBaz (with FooImpl, BarImpl, and BazImpl respectively),  
you're out of luck.

Hope this helps, at least a little....

BTW, if anybody on the list feels like making a donation to push the  
next version of Macker into more active development, I certainly  
wouldn't object.

Cheers,

Paul


On Dec 2, 2005, at 5:28 PM, Etienne Studer wrote:

> Hi Paul
>
> How can I define a rule that says:
>
> all implementations of interface IFoo must match a class name  
> '.*FooImpl'
>
> Your kind help would be once again very much appreciated!!
>
> --Etienne
>
>
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