Composite design pattern search in typescript
I have a defined pattern as below :
ConditionInterface: Interface
getId(): string;
class FilterCompositeModel
condition: MultiConditionModel;
/**
* Add a condition to a multiCondition
*
* @param ConditionInterface toAddCondition
* @param MultiConditionModel parentCondition
*/
public addCondition(toAddCondition: ConditionInterface, parentCondition:
MultiConditionModel): void
// Find parentCondition and add toAddCondition to it
class MultiConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
elements: ConditionInterface;
getId(): string
return this.id;
class SingleConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
getId(): string
return this.id;
If we see this as a tree representation, ConditionInterface is either a leaf or a node. My research pointed only people searching through nodes which did not help me.
How can I implement addCondition as a recursive function to search through all sub nodes ? I have no idea how to do it.
angular typescript design-patterns
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
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I have a defined pattern as below :
ConditionInterface: Interface
getId(): string;
class FilterCompositeModel
condition: MultiConditionModel;
/**
* Add a condition to a multiCondition
*
* @param ConditionInterface toAddCondition
* @param MultiConditionModel parentCondition
*/
public addCondition(toAddCondition: ConditionInterface, parentCondition:
MultiConditionModel): void
// Find parentCondition and add toAddCondition to it
class MultiConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
elements: ConditionInterface;
getId(): string
return this.id;
class SingleConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
getId(): string
return this.id;
If we see this as a tree representation, ConditionInterface is either a leaf or a node. My research pointed only people searching through nodes which did not help me.
How can I implement addCondition as a recursive function to search through all sub nodes ? I have no idea how to do it.
angular typescript design-patterns
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
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I have a defined pattern as below :
ConditionInterface: Interface
getId(): string;
class FilterCompositeModel
condition: MultiConditionModel;
/**
* Add a condition to a multiCondition
*
* @param ConditionInterface toAddCondition
* @param MultiConditionModel parentCondition
*/
public addCondition(toAddCondition: ConditionInterface, parentCondition:
MultiConditionModel): void
// Find parentCondition and add toAddCondition to it
class MultiConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
elements: ConditionInterface;
getId(): string
return this.id;
class SingleConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
getId(): string
return this.id;
If we see this as a tree representation, ConditionInterface is either a leaf or a node. My research pointed only people searching through nodes which did not help me.
How can I implement addCondition as a recursive function to search through all sub nodes ? I have no idea how to do it.
angular typescript design-patterns
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
I have a defined pattern as below :
ConditionInterface: Interface
getId(): string;
class FilterCompositeModel
condition: MultiConditionModel;
/**
* Add a condition to a multiCondition
*
* @param ConditionInterface toAddCondition
* @param MultiConditionModel parentCondition
*/
public addCondition(toAddCondition: ConditionInterface, parentCondition:
MultiConditionModel): void
// Find parentCondition and add toAddCondition to it
class MultiConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
elements: ConditionInterface;
getId(): string
return this.id;
class SingleConditionModel implements ConditionInterface
id: string;
getId(): string
return this.id;
If we see this as a tree representation, ConditionInterface is either a leaf or a node. My research pointed only people searching through nodes which did not help me.
How can I implement addCondition as a recursive function to search through all sub nodes ? I have no idea how to do it.
angular typescript design-patterns
angular typescript design-patterns
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:55
An-droidAn-droid
3,42852858
3,42852858
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