DavidArno

In Lapsang static composition can be used to add features to types in a way that can be validated by the compiler. 
The syntax for a new function component takes the form:

 package some.component.package.name
     component returnType functionName(type someName) default implFunctionName

     component returnType implFunctionName(type someName)
         code goes here

DavidArno

I have a class that is similar to:

 public class SystemConfiguration<T1, T2, T3, T4, T5> 
     where T1 : ILogger, new() 
     where T2 : IReporter, new() 
     where T3 : IQueue, new() 
     where T4 : IConfiguration, new() 
     where T5 : ILauncher, new()
 {
     public  SystemConfiguration()

DavidArno

Take the following method:

   private void UpdateCurrentBall()
   {
      _currentBall++;
      if (_currentBall == 3)
      {
        _currentBall = 0;
        _currentFrame++;
      }

DavidArno

Enum base class:

 package language.extensions.enums
 {
   public class EnumBase
   {
     function EnumBase(token:*)
     {
       if (token !== runtimeInstantiationPreventionKey)
       {

DavidArno

import flash.display.MovieClip
import flash.display.Sprite
import haxe.Timer
import flash.Lib

class MathSinbyexample
    @RED: Int = 0xFF0000
    _stage:MovieClip
    _view_mc:Sprite
    _wide:Int

DavidArno

The following two methods use the currentDateTime() method to get the current time,
rather than calling new Date() directly. the only reason I did this was so that I 
could override currentDateTime() in my test case class in order to pass in an 
existing Date object to ensure that the time would not have changed between the 
method being called and the assert made.

Is this bad practice? I can't decide.

 /**
  * Callback method used by _macroSubstitutions to provide the current date in DD_MMM_YYYY format

DavidArno

[Test]
public function initialiseSetsUpModelStateAndMap():void
{
    var model:Model = new Model();
    var state:State = new State();
    var map:Dictionary = new Dictionary();

    initialise(model, state, map);

    assertThat(_model, strictlyEqualTo(model));