Names of design patterns appear in small capitals: e.g., ADAPTER. Page numbers in bold indicate the definition of a term. Numbers in italics indicate a diagram for the term. Letters after a diagram's page number indicate the kind of diagram: a "c" denotes a class diagram, an "i" denotes an interaction diagram, and an "o" denotes an object diagram. For example, 88co means that a class and object diagram appears on page 88.

C

C 4

Calder, Paul 33, 38

callback function 235

Caretaker

participant of MEMENTO 285, 285c, 286i

Cargill, Tom 308

CHAIN OF RESPONSIBILITY 223

combined with Composite 166, 232

compared with MEDIATOR 348

compared with OBSERVER 348

defined by parent references 166, 232

in catalog summary 8

use of delegation in 21

ChangeManager , 299, 300c

Character 38, 38c

character

represented as object 38, 195-196

Cheshire Cat 155

Choices operating system

use of Facade 192

use of PROXY 209

class 14, 359

abstract, see abstract class

adapter, see adapter, class

compared with type 16

concrete, see concrete class

derived 360

friend, see friend class

inability to alter 24

inheritance, see inheritance

instance 15

library, see toolkit

mixin, see mixin class

notation for 15, 363

parent 15, 361

subclass 15

template, see template

class diagram 363, 365c, 359

class hierarchy

adding operations to 356

connecting parallel 109, 258

explosion 25, 43, 151, 177

minimizing size of 113, 120, 177, 277, 317, 348

visiting multiple 336

class operation 359

alternatives provided by Singleton 128

Client

participant of ABSTRACT FACTORY 88c, 89

participant of ADAPTER 141, 141c

participant of Builder 98, 98c, 99i

participant of CHAIN OF RESPONSIBILITY 225ci, 226, 348i

participant of COMMAND 236, 236c, 237i

participant of Composite 164c, 165

participant of Flyweight 198c, 199

participant of Interpreter 245c, 246

participant of PROTOTYPE 119, 119, 119c

client 11

isolating concrete classes from 89

ClockTimer 302

clone operation 117

used in PROTOTYPE 117

implementing 121

cloned object 117

initializing 121

CLOS 4, 260, 338

closure 260, 267

Coad, Peter 357

code structure

run-time versus compile-time 23

CodeGenerationVISITOR 332c

Colleague

communicating with MEDIATOR 278, 282

participant of MEDIATOR 276co, 277, 348i

COMMAND 233

combined with MEMENTO 239, 287

combined with PROTOTYPE 238

in catalog summary 8

use in Lexi 64

COMMAND 60, 61c, 233, 233c, 239

configured in MenuItem 61

history of 62

participant of COMMAND 236, 236c, 237i, 347i

command

C++ idiom, see functor

copying before execution 238

history, see history list

implemented through C++ templates 239, 240

intelligence of 238

common vocabulary 352

communication

encapsulated or distributed 346

between Strategy and Context 318

between VISITOR and Element 337

compilation dependencies

reducing using Facade 188

Compiler 185, 186c, 191

compiler

example in Facade 185, 186c, 188

implemented using VISITOR 331

Smalltalk, see RTL Smalltalk compiler

Component

participant of Composite 164c, 165, 168

participant of DECORATOR 177, 177c

Composite 163

caching children of 169

child management 167

combined with Interpreter 255

combined with ITERATOR 262

combined with VISITOR 339

compared with DECORATOR 219, 220

compared with Interpreter 247

data structure for 169, 170

in catalog summary 8

interface of 167

Lexi's use of 40

parent references 166

sharing components 166

use in Model/View/Controller 5

Composite

participant of Composite 164c, 165, 165o, 168

CompositeEquipment 171

Composition 41, 42c, 315, 315c, 320

composition, see object composition

Compositor 41, 42, 315, 315c, 321

interface 41

CompressingStream 183c, 184

concrete class 15, 359

avoiding specification of 24

isolating clients from 89

ConcreteAggregate

participant of ITERATOR 259, 259c

ConcreteBuilder

participant of Builder 98c, 99, <99i

ConcreteCOMMAND

participant of COMMAND 236, 236c, 238

ConcreteComponent

participant of DECORATOR 177, 177c

ConcreteDECORATOR

participant of DECORATOR 177c, 178

ConcreteElement

participant of VISITOR 334, 334c, 335i

ConcreteFactory

participant of ABSTRACT FACTORY 89

ConcreteFlyweight

participant of Flyweight 198co, 199

ConcreteHandler

participant of CHAIN OF RESPONSIBILITY 225c, 226

ConcreteImplementor

participant of BRIDGE 153c, 154

ConcreteITERATOR

participant of ITERATOR 259, 259c

ConcreteOBSERVER

participant of OBSERVER 294c, 295, 295i

ConcreteProduct

participant of ABSTRACT FACTORY 88, 89

participant of FACTORY METHOD 108, 108c>

ConcretePROTOTYPE

participant of PROTOTYPE 119, 119c

ConcreteState

participant of STATE 307, 307c

ConcreteStrategy

participant of Strategy 316c, 316

ConcreteSubject

participant of OBSERVER 294c, 295, 295i

ConcreteVISITOR

participant 334, 334c, 335i

conditional statements

avoiding using STATE 307

avoiding using Strategy 317

consolidation phase of lifecycle 353

constraint solving 282, 283

see also ThingLab, QOCA

ConstraintSolver 283-284, 288

constructor 360

Context 252

participant of Interpreter 245c, 246

participant of STATE 306, 306c

participant of Strategy 316c, 316

control flow

encapsulating, see MEDIATOR

inversion of 27

Coplien, James 125, 153, 160, 242, 313, 357

copy

deep 121

on write 210

shallow 121

CountingMazeBuilder 104

coupling 360

abstract 188, 278, 296, 359

loose 24, 26, 277, 347, see also decoupling

reducing 24, 187, 188, 223, 226

tight 24,

CreateMaze operation A HREF="chap3-0.htm#CreateMaze-def" onClick="top.load('3');">84

ABSTRACT FACTORY variant (C++) 92

ABSTRACT FACTORY variant (Smalltalk) 94

Builder variant 102

FACTORY METHOD variant 114

PROTOTYPE variant (Smalltalk) 123, 125

creational pattern 10, 81

discussion of 135

Creator

participant of FACTORY METHOD 108, 108c

implementation of 111, 113

Cursor, see ITERATOR

cursor, see iterator, cursor