[MOBY-dev] Breakin' the services for the final API

Mark Wilkinson markw at illuminae.com
Wed May 25 14:21:54 UTC 2005


I am assuming that the ns and id of the contained object (the primitive)
will be blank, unless there is a good reason to put something in there.
This is quite typical MOBYesque behaviour.

M


On Wed, 2005-05-25 at 15:15 +0100, Martin Senger wrote:
> > No.  Just like any other object, the namespace and id are associated
> > with whichever object is most appropriate, and may be blank.  Nothing
> > has changed in that regard.
> >
>    Generally speaking, you are right.
>    But I was not speaking generally, I was referring to the case when we
> convert a current object (that inherits from a primitive) into a new
> object with a primitive type in its HASA. In this case we do not have more 
> than one 'ns' and 'id' so if we put it into HASA mamber it must be the 
> same as in the upper level. That's why I said that we have the 'ns' and 
> 'id' same in two places - and we do not need it I still think. Am I right?
>  
>    Martin
> 




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