Re: renaming updateIce

Both are not incompatible, so I would left the builder pattern for a future
update.
El 30/04/2014 19:41, "Justin Uberti" <juberti@google.com> escribió:

> I have an automatic negative reaction to anything increasing complexity at
> this point in time, and adding a builder object seems like complexity
> increase.
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> pc.getConfiguration().setIceTransports("foo").apply()
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> doesn't seem that much better to me than
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> var cfg = pc.getConfiguration();
> cfg.iceTransports = "foo";
> pc.setConfiguration(cfg);
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> On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 10:27 AM, cowwoc <cowwoc@bbs.darktech.org> wrote:
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>>  On 30/04/2014 10:43 AM, Jan-Ivar Bruaroey wrote:
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>> I think setConfiguration(RTCConfiguration) is preferable in the sense
>> that you don't want to end up with PeerConnection.getConfiguration()
>> returning a value that doesn't actually correspond to the current
>> PeerConnection state.
>>
>> If you use the Builder design pattern, you could do even better:
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>>   PeerConnection.getConfiguration().changeSomething().apply()
>>
>> where PeerConnection.getConfiguration() returns a copy-on-write
>> configuration object and apply() updates the PeerConnection, otherwise the
>> object is discarded and never used.
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>>
>> Dictionaries already address the telescoping constructor problem, so
>> while I'm a fan of the builder pattern, it seems redundant here.
>>
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>> The Builder pattern allows you to implement copy-on-write. Dictionaries
>> require you to always return a copy, regardless of whether it's used.
>> The Builder is better suited to changing one or two properties and
>> applying the same, all on a single line of code; whereas dictionaries
>> require you to spread this out over multiple lines.
>>
>> I think Dictionaries are great for the initial configuration, but for
>> deltas I think Builder does a better job. Technically speaking, we can do
>> both:
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>>    1. PeerConnection's constructor or setConfiguration() can take a
>>    dictionary for the initial configuration.
>>    2. getConfiguration() can return a builder for reading existing
>>    values and applying minor deltas.
>>
>>
>> Gili
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