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Paul Brown

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Using the Command Pattern for Commandline Tools and Ant Tasks Posted: Sep 6, 2004 3:05 PM
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The command pattern is a classic design pattern where a request is encapsulated as an object. The usual examples of the command pattern deal implementing grouping or adding common functionality (e.g., "undo") through inheritance, and this distinguishes a command object from a function call. My favorite use case at the ...

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