Talk:Chain-of-responsibility pattern

Would appreciate an example in which applying this pattern resolves a design flaw... Thanks -- User:Euyyn

Is the example correct?

I think the output is not correct. "Writing to stdout:" should be "Writing to debug output:", or vice versa. But in this state I think the output does not match the Java source. - Regards Carsten

By my reading of how this pattern works, each successor is called until a successor in the chain handles the call. Then the chain stops. This is stated at the top of page 224 of the Design Patterns book. The example for Java shows each item on the chain being able to perform some example. So I don't think it is an actual example of a 'pure' chain of responsibility. Pcraven 20:10, 11 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Multiple language examples

Please stop removing examples without any discussion. There's some useful info there. Please discuss why we shouldn't have all these examples, instead of wholesale removing them. Thank you. peterl 11:05, 5 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Class Diagram

I was really expecting a more theoric example with diagrams and such... I think it is really useful to anyone who want to understand the pattern and apply into their project...189.59.206.104 (talk) 17:21, 16 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]