Learn how to use the Command pattern to encapsulate requests as objects that you can execute alone or in sequence in your Java programs.

The command design pattern is a good choice when you want to implement callbacks, queuing tasks, tracking history, and undo/redo functionality in your application. The command pattern is a good ...

What's Next? The command pattern is a good way to encapsulate user interaction code. Its main strength is that it allows you to keep your view--code-behind clean-- and flexible. You can swap out ...

Command pattern helps to encapsulate a request as an object and lets you parameterize clients with queues, all while supporting undoable operations. I'll explain how to use command pattern using an ...

Are you ready to revolutionize your sewing techniques? In this eye-opening video, we explore how Command Hooks can transform ...

I believe what you are looking for is the Command pattern. It's description starts on page 233 (at least in my copy) of Design Patterns.

Command Prompt is back...again! We took a few weeks off because of a deluge of games to review, but we're back and on track. While Charles Onyett is out journeying around the world, I've managed ...