CA2427288A1 - System and method for associating properties with objects - Google Patents
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Abstract
Described is a mechanism for allowing new functionality for an object to be expressed as a property that is not built into the class from which the object derives. More specifically, the mechanism associates properties in one class with another class. A computer-readable medium, that includes an object having a property in a first set of properties, further includes a data structure. The data structure includes definitions for each of a second set of properties and includes at least one static method. The static method is associated with one property out of the second set of properties and includes a first parameter. The first parameter uniquely identifies the one property. The static method is operative to associate the one property with the object without specifying an explicit reference to the one property in the object. The property is registered during run-time in order to receive the unique identifier.
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1. A computer-readable medium including an object lhaving a property in a first set of properties, the computer-readable medium further comprising:
a data structure including definitions for each of a aecond set of properties and including at least one static method associated with one property out of the second set of properties, the at least one static method having a first parameter that uniquely identifies the one property, the static method being operative to associate the one property with the object without specifying an explicit reference to the one property in the object.
a data structure including definitions for each of a aecond set of properties and including at least one static method associated with one property out of the second set of properties, the at least one static method having a first parameter that uniquely identifies the one property, the static method being operative to associate the one property with the object without specifying an explicit reference to the one property in the object.
2. The computer-readable medium of Claim 1, wherein the static method supports a strongly typed syntax.
3. The computer-readable medium of Claim 1, wherein the static method being operative to associate the one property with the object includes retrieving a value for the object without having the value stored locally on the object.
4. The computer-readable medium of Claim 3, wherein retrieving the value comprises determining which one of a plurality of stages holds the value associated with the one property.
5. The computer-readable medium of Claim 4, wherein one stage includes a parent object of the object.
6. The computer-readable medium of Claim 4, wherein one stage includes a property sheet.
7. The computer-readable medium of Claim 1, wherein the static method further includes a second parameter, the second parameter corresponding to a given value for the one property, and wherein the static method being operative to associate the one property with the object comprises setting the given value in a local storage for the object.
8. The computer-readable medium of Claim 1, wherein the first set of properties corresponds to behaviors of the object, and the second ;get of properties corresponds to an appearance of the object.
9. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable components, comprising:
a base class including a plurality of properties; and an attached class including a plurality of attached xoroperties, each of the attached properties capable of being associated with an instance of an object derived from the base class, the attached class further including a static method for associating one of the plurality of attached properties with the instance of the object.
a base class including a plurality of properties; and an attached class including a plurality of attached xoroperties, each of the attached properties capable of being associated with an instance of an object derived from the base class, the attached class further including a static method for associating one of the plurality of attached properties with the instance of the object.
10. The computer-readable medium of Claim 9, wherein the object derived from the base class inherits at least one method from a node class, the one method being called by the static method when associating the one attached property with the instance of the object.
11. The computer-readable medium of Claim 10, wherein the static method and the one method each include a first parameter for passing a unique identifier for the one attached property that is being associated with the instance of the object.
12. The computer-readable medium of Claim 11, wherein the unique identifier is available after registering the one attached property at run-time.
13. The computer-readable medium of Claim 10, wherein the one method supports a loosely typed syntax.
14. The computer-readable medium of Claim 9, wherein the static method supports a strongly typed syntax.
15. The computer-readable medium of Claim 9, wherein associating the one attached property comprises retrieving a value for the object from a parent object of the object.
16. The computer-readable medium of Claim 9, wherein associating the one attached property comprises retrieving a value for the object from a property sheet.
17. A computer system that uses objects, comprising:
a first obj ect derived from a first class, the first obj ect including a first set of properties;
a second class providing a second set of properties to the first object, the second class including a static method operative to attach one of the second set of properties to the first object in response to an operation associated with the first object.
a first obj ect derived from a first class, the first obj ect including a first set of properties;
a second class providing a second set of properties to the first object, the second class including a static method operative to attach one of the second set of properties to the first object in response to an operation associated with the first object.
18. The computer system of Claim 17, wherein the static method includes a first parameter for uniquely identifying which one property out of the second set of properties the operation is requesting.
19. The computer system of Claim 18, wherein the one property is registered before the first parameter can uniquely identify the one property.
20. A computer-implemented method for setting a state for a property, comprising:
declaring a first object having a first set of properties ;
registering one or more dynamic properties that are associated with the first object, the dynamic properties providing a second set of properties to the first object, wherein storage for the second set of properties is not within the first object.
declaring a first object having a first set of properties ;
registering one or more dynamic properties that are associated with the first object, the dynamic properties providing a second set of properties to the first object, wherein storage for the second set of properties is not within the first object.
21. The computer-implemented method of Claim 20, wherein registering the one or more dynamic properties includes assigning a unique identifier to each of the one or more dynamic properties.
22. The computer-implemented method of Claim 21, further comprising calling a static method having a first parameter, the first parameter referring to the unique identifier.
23. The computer-implemented method of Claim 22, wherein the static method is strongly typed.
24. The computer-implemented method of Claim 20, wherein the first object has one or more associated child objects, each child object thereby being associated with the second set of properties.
25. A computer-readable medium having at least one computer executable instruction, comprising:
an instruction means associating an attached property with an instance of an object derived from another class through a static method in an attached property class.
an instruction means associating an attached property with an instance of an object derived from another class through a static method in an attached property class.
26. The computer-readable medium of Claim 25, wherein the instruction means supports a strongly typed syntax for a programmatic language.
27. The computer-readable medium of Claim 25, wherein the instruction means supports loosely-type syntax for a programming language.
28. The computer-readable medium of Claim 25, wherein the instruction means comprises a statement in a markup document.
29. The computer-readable medium of Claim 25, wherein the instruction means comprises a statement in a property sheet.
30. A computer-readable medium having at least one computer-encoded instruction, the instruction comprising:
a class identifier identifying an attached property class;
a method identifier identifying a method in the attached property class for affecting an attached property associated with a target object;
a parameter list, comprising:
a property identifier identifying the attached property.
a class identifier identifying an attached property class;
a method identifier identifying a method in the attached property class for affecting an attached property associated with a target object;
a parameter list, comprising:
a property identifier identifying the attached property.
31. A computer-readable medium having at least one computer-encoded instruction, the instruction comprising:
an object identifier identifying a target object;
a method identifier identifying a method in an attached property class for affecting an attached property associated with the target object;
a parameter list, comprising:
an attached property identifier including a class identifier identifying the attached property class and a property identifier identifying a name for the attached property within the attached property class.
an object identifier identifying a target object;
a method identifier identifying a method in an attached property class for affecting an attached property associated with the target object;
a parameter list, comprising:
an attached property identifier including a class identifier identifying the attached property class and a property identifier identifying a name for the attached property within the attached property class.
32. A computer-readable medium having at least one computer-encoded instruction, the instruction comprising:
a tag representing a target object;
an attached property identifier having a provider designator identifying an attached property class and a property identifier identifying a name for the attached property within the attached property class.
a tag representing a target object;
an attached property identifier having a provider designator identifying an attached property class and a property identifier identifying a name for the attached property within the attached property class.
33. A computer-readable medium having at least one computer-encoded instruction, the instruction comprising:
a XML schema for defining a target object, an attached property class, and an attached property within the attached property class, in such a manner that the attached property becomes associated with the target object without an explicit reference to the attached property in the target object.
a XML schema for defining a target object, an attached property class, and an attached property within the attached property class, in such a manner that the attached property becomes associated with the target object without an explicit reference to the attached property in the target object.
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