Even if we only support read-only text fields, it's still worth doing as then we could also support read-only composite objects (like Vector3f) that have reasonable toString() methods.
Anything too advanced starts to get outside the scope of this 'simple' class and into a whole more frameworky thing.
Even if we only support read-only text fields, it's still worth doing as then we could also support read-only composite objects (like Vector3f) that have reasonable toString() methods.
Anything too advanced starts to get outside the scope of this 'simple' class and into a whole more frameworky thing.