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Documentation: IQASettingsView and IQASettingsViewModel Interfaces
1. Purpose
This module defines two empty marker interfaces, IQASettingsView and IQASettingsViewModel, which represent the View and ViewModel contracts for a QA (Quality Assurance) Settings feature within an MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) architecture. These interfaces exist to establish type hierarchy and enable polymorphic treatment of QA Settings components alongside other system settings views and view models through their base interface inheritance.
2. Public Interface
IQASettingsView
- Namespace:
DTS.Common.Interface - Inheritance:
IBaseView - Signature:
public interface IQASettingsView : IBaseView { } - Behavior: Empty marker interface. Provides no members beyond those inherited from
IBaseView. Used to identify views that implement QA Settings functionality.
IQASettingsViewModel
- Namespace:
DTS.Common.Interface - Inheritance:
IBaseViewModel - Signature:
public interface IQASettingsViewModel : IBaseViewModel { } - Behavior: Empty marker interface. Provides no members beyond those inherited from
IBaseViewModel. Used to identify view models that implement QA Settings functionality.
3. Invariants
- Any class implementing
IQASettingsViewmust also satisfy the contract ofIBaseView. - Any class implementing
IQASettingsViewModelmust also satisfy the contract ofIBaseViewModel. - The specific invariants of
IBaseViewandIBaseViewModelare not visible in the provided source; their contracts must be consulted for complete invariant requirements.
4. Dependencies
This module depends on:
DTS.Common.Base— ProvidesIBaseViewandIBaseViewModelbase interfaces.
What depends on this module:
- Unknown from source alone. Concrete view and view model classes implementing these interfaces, as well as any navigation or registration systems that reference these types, would be consumers, but they are not present in the provided files.
5. Gotchas
- Empty interfaces: Both interfaces define no members of their own. This is either intentional (marker interfaces for type discrimination, registration, or dependency injection) or indicative of incomplete implementation. The actual behavior and responsibilities of QA Settings views/view models must be inferred from the base interfaces (
IBaseView,IBaseViewModel) or from concrete implementations not shown here. - Base interface contracts unknown: Without visibility into
IBaseViewandIBaseViewModel, the full contract requirements for implementers cannot be documented.