August 2003
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
3h 30m
English
A modern application will use library classes.
Library classes sometimes put us in a dilemma. We want the library to be different, but we don't want to change it. Even when it's possible to change a library, it carries risks: It affects other clients, and it means we have to redo our changes for future versions of the library.
Incomplete Library Class
You're using a library class, and there's a feature you wish were on that class, but it's not. If it were a normal class, you'd modify it; but, since it is part of a library, you may be unable or unwilling to change it.
The author of the library class didn't anticipate your need (or declined to support it due to other trade-offs). ...
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