The difference is that people can export from outside a
CustomSourceLanguage with a string representing the language, while
the UnknownSourceLanguage is provided by default (null object
pattern).
So, the CustomSourceLanguage is simply a possibility to still specify
some strange language from an outside parser without requiring a
change in the Smalltalk code. For example, when you implemented the C#
parser, you could export the language information even if we did not
modify the Smalltalk code.
Doru
On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 3:15 PM, Usman Bhatti <
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> What is the different between objects represented
> by FamixUnknownSourceLanguage and FamixCustomSourceLanguage?
> Do we have an example to show the difference?
> thanx
> Usman and Nicolas
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