This repository holds various snippets of Eiffel in order to illustrate particular concepts I explained in the UZH course Software Construction. See the different available Tags for each of these concepts.
The following sections describe the repository structure.
Note: Use the .ecf files for importing the projects into EiffelStudio. Alternatively, you may create a new EiffelStudio project and add the sources there.
This EiffelStudio project holds snippets for the basic operations which can be achieved in Eiffel. You'll find folders for:
- Contract: An implementation of a contract
- Polymorhpism: An example introducing inheritance and polymorphism
- Redefine: An example showing how you can redefine certain procedures
- Diamond Problem: An example on what can happen if a language provides multiple inheritance, i.e. requires for renaming resp. redeclaring of procedures
Note that you have to switch between tags to get the corresponding correct implementation in application.e.
This folder contains multiple, different projects on Design Patterns. You'll find projects for:
- Composite: An EiffelStudio project showing an example of the Composite Pattern.
- Visitor: An EiffelStudio project showing the visitor pattern using a tree structure of Filesystem Components.
- Abstract Factory: An implementation showing the usage of the different components involved in the Abstract Factory.
Note that you have to import each subfolder within week6 as dedicated project into EiffelStudio. Use the .ecf files within the folders for this purpose.
This folder contains a complete example of a filesystem, using a Composite Pattern in order to create its structure, as well as a Visitor to traverse it.
Further, it illustrates the concept of linking between instances of objects.
Eventually, it contains Unit Tests for two classes. Have a look at the folder test.
Note: It is possible to create links which do cause infinite loops while generating output, e.g. a link pointing to its parent element. This was primarily used within the exercise session.
As of now, contains an example of how you can find out the type of an exception.
It provides an EXCEPTION_ASSERTER which inherits from EXCEPTION_MANAGER_FACTORY which in turn allows us to have
a granular look at what kind of exceptions were thrown and provides further utilities in the context of exceptions.
- Clone this repository by running
git clone git@github.com:rmatil/uzh-software-construction.git - You may switch back and forth between the different tags using
git checkout <tag name>. You can obtain a list of available tags by runninggit tagon your command line
In order to look at these code samples, open EiffelStudio and add this as a new project. Use the software-construction.ecf file as project target since it holds all necessary information about it.