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Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In
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Tom Sawyer |
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Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In |
Date: |
05 Aug 2002 21:50:05 -0600 |
sorry to see that no one else is "jumping right in"
well, i'll carry on.
had some thoughts concerning possbile gui design pattern criteria:
1. the core-application, or model, should not require alteration in any
way in order to give it a gui interface.
2. ideally, the gui api allows for bindings on any of the model's
object's instance variables.
item #2 is a a rather thorny programming problem. as of yet the only
idea i've come up with is dynamically appending a method call to every
method of every bound model object. this special method keeps a record
of each bound object's instance variables. if any have changed since the
last call and a binding is defined for that instance variable then the
corrspoding binding action is called.
does that make sense? any better ideas? notions on the best way to
implement this?
~transami
- [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Tom Sawyer, 2002/08/05
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In,
Tom Sawyer <=
- RE: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Curt Hibbs, 2002/08/06
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Massimiliano Mirra, 2002/08/07
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Tom Sawyer, 2002/08/07
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, list, 2002/08/08
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Tom Sawyer, 2002/08/08
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Massimiliano Mirra, 2002/08/09
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Tom Sawyer, 2002/08/10
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Kero van Gelder, 2002/08/10
- Re: [rgui-dev] Jumping Right In, Tom Sawyer, 2002/08/10