(5a)
Which of the following pattern forms do you use?
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| If you use a pattern form, click (Yes), otherwise click (No) |
| (Yes) (No)
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| None |
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GoF (Gamma et al) pattern form
(Pattern Name and Classification, Intent, Also Known As, Motivation, Applicability, Structure, Participants, Collaborations, Consequences, Implementation, Sample Code, Known Uses, Related Patterns) |
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Canonical form
(Name, Alias, Problem, Context, Forces, Solution, Example, Resulting Context, Rationale, Known Uses, Related Patterns) |
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Informal Portland form
(Opening statement, therefore) |
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Alexander's informal pattern form
(IF Context, Examples, Problem and Forces THEN Reasons, Design Form, Rule, Solution, Context and Other Patterns) |
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| Other |
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If you selected Other, please describe:
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(5b)
Which of the following pattern organisation schemes (e.g. Pattern Systems) do you use?
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| (Yes) (No) |
| None (please proceed to question 5d) |
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According to the GoF (Gamma et al) scheme for Design Patterns
- Purpose - Creational, Structural, Behavioural
- Scope - Class, Object
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According to the Buschmann scheme (Buschmann et al)
- Pattern Type - Architectural Pattern, diom
- Problem Area - e.g. Concurrency Issues
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| Other |
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If you selected Other, please describe:
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(5c)
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| (Yes) (No) |
| Do you consider the used pattern organisation scheme as a suitable means for pattern retrieval? |
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(5d)
Considering pattern retrieval, which of the following terms/approaches do you think is most appropriate as a pattern organisation scheme?
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| Choose one |
| None |
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| Pattern Catalogue |
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| Pattern System |
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| Pattern Language |
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| Other |
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If you selected Other, please describe:
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(5e)
Considering the development of a new pattern organisation scheme for pattern retrieval and pattern application, how important do you rate the following pattern relationships for your work with patterns?
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Please select a rating from 1 to 5 with the following meanings:
1 = Totally unimportant - 2 = Not important - 3 = Somewhat important - 4 = Fairly important - 5 = very important |
| (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) |
| Pattern X uses Pattern Y as part of its solution |
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| Pattern X refines Pattern Y |
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| Pattern X solves the same problem as pattern Y |
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| Pattern X can be combined with pattern Y |
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| Pattern X frequently causes pattern Y (e.g. Model-View-Controller causes Observer Pattern) |
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