XmlFile vs. XmlFileCondition
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Hi,
wouldn't it be better to split XmlFile's static code from what should
really be a XmlCondition? For the sake of code readability and
debugging. From user's PoV it would be the same - he would still see
.when(XmlFile.matchesXpath("//catalog/chain | //catalog/chains"))
Regards,
Ondra
Not sure I think that changing the name to be different than what shows up
in the rule "stringification". I think what we have now is fairly
straightforward unless I misunderstood you. It's already in the
".condition." package afaik.
On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 6:19 PM, Ondrej Zizka <ozizka(a)redhat.com> wrote:
Hi,
wouldn't it be better to split XmlFile's static code from what should
really be a XmlCondition? For the sake of code readability and
debugging. From user's PoV it would be the same - he would still see
.when(XmlFile.matchesXpath("//catalog/chain | //catalog/chains"))
Regards,
Ondra
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