One class per .cs file
Why? Because your checkins are much clearer and it confuses because in most files this is the case
When? Nearly always
Except...you have a lot of really small classes with tight coupling to play some test scenario. Then it might be clearer to have them together.
Hibernate
Hibernate mappings next to your .cs files*
Why?
To make finding hbm files easy for everyone
When? Always.
Except..There are some 'old' mapping files (DelftTools.hbm.xml and SharpMapGis.hbm.xml). Then convention is not applied there yet.
Aspect Oriented Programming
- NotifyCollectionChange
- NotifyPropertyChange
- Event bubbling
- add your questions here
Recommended Plugin Project Layout
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DeltaShell.Plugins.DemoPlugin/
Domain/
Animal.cs
Animal.hbm.xml
AnimalExtensions.cs
Bear.cs
BearProperties.cs
Bear.hbm.xml
Lizard.cs
Lizard.hbm.xml
Models/
ForestLifeModel.cs
Forms/
AnimalControl.cs
AnimalControl.Designer.cs
AnimalControl.resx
ForestLifeModelView.cs
ForestLifeModelView.Designer.cs
ForestLifeModelView.resx
Uml/
Animals.cd
DemoPlugin.cd
DemoPlugin.cs
DemoPluginPropertyProvider.cs
DemoPluginDataProvider.cs
DemoPluginViewProvider.cs
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Views
When view is created for a specific data object, this object is injected via the view's Data property. View checks if data is correct and subscribes to the object's events.
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