Gotta go with accessors unless someone can show me a pretty
*significant* preformance hit.
+1 Accessor
Julian
B. W. Fitzpatrick wrote:
> +1 Accessor :)
>
> -Fitz
>
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>>Hi! It's poll time!
>>
>>There are some classes in the Java / Subversion binding that use public variables.
>>They are NOT variables with common read/write access. They are initialized through
>>the class constructor. After this they remain constant for the rest of the instance lifetime.
>>Example in class Entry:
>>"public final Date text_time;"
>>
>>The reason for this kind of implementation is a performance improvement.
>>
>>The alternative would be to have accessor methods.
>>
>>Now its up to you.
>>
>>If you want it implemented as it is reply to this email and append "VARIABLE" to the subject of the message.
>>If you want to have it changed to accessor methods, reply to this email and append "ACCESSOR" to the subject of the message.
>>
>>On next Thursday I will count the emails.
>>
>>Thanks for your participation...
>>Have a nice weekend
>>
>>Alex
>>
>>P.S.: one vote per person, please... ;-)
>>
>>
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