问题
I'm curious why only some System.Web.UI.WebControl
controls implement certain interfaces when they have the same properties of an interface.
For instance, there are plenty of controls that have a Text property but only the following implement ITextControl
:
- Label
- Literal
- DataBoundLiteral
- TextBox
- ListControl
(TextBox and ListControl actually implement IEditableTextControl which implements ITextControl)
TableCell, Button, HyperLink and others don't so I have to write code like this
ITextControl textControl = control as ITextControl;
TableCell tableCell = control as TableCell;
if (textControl != null)
{
textControl.Text = value;
}
else if (tableCell != null)
{
tableCell.Text = value;
}
instead of this
control.Text = value;
Was this a design decision or an oversight?
回答1:
I think it was designed ok, I don't think it was an oversight; those are the controls where text is the primary focus of the purpose of the control. I do see your point because that would be very convenient to have controls utilize more of these types of interfaces.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2609066/why-dont-all-system-web-ui-webcontrol-classes-with-text-properties-implement-it