Configurable: a group of simple classes to manage Properties and their validation. An object ConfigModel can be created#36
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Configurable: a group of simple classes to manage Properties and their validation. An object ConfigModel can be created#36
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We often have to configure properties for an object. It could be the parameters for an acquisition system or the settings for an application. It can be tedious to validate the parameters and even more tedious to create an interface to let the user change them.
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ConfigurablePropertyandConfigModel: properties are created and added to aConfigModel. The model can validate (confirm that values are acceptable based on parameters given toConfigurablePropertyupon creation) and sanitize (try to fix the values, constrain their range or simply replace with a default value if nothing works). Finally, ConfigModel can also create a rudimentary DialogWindow to let the user edit the values.