> > > > If we understand how classic navigation works so that we > can maintance > > we should intergrate it into the listClasses structure. Sergio > > suggested this once. I think the using is much simpler then > using the > > navigation system. You must only change one attribute use it, not a > > bundle of navigation events... > > > as you know I've already done this, but now I've some doubts > about it. > Now we have a set of customizable events, and a set of data access > systems. IMHO there is no need to have such a beast. Think about a > table, the best way to define its behaviour is through an > attribute that > define the behaviour of the entire wholeset of events defined for the > single table (as is now for data access configuration), it > make little > sense to define a navNext event of one type and navPrev of > another (as > you said below).
I think here is a little misunterstood... I want to have only one attribute to change the behaviour of the whole table. The new navigations system do exactly this. You only have to define the data access class for the table and the whole thing is changed... One of the reasons for the data access classes was to simplify the event system. > you said below). In conclusion, my vision of dbform's future is to > simplify the events structure, removing the event's type > selection, and > focalize the behaviour's changes in the data access pattern. But to > make this we have to create an interface between events, on one side, > and data access pattern, on the other, more solid than it is > now. I would agree! > I'll try to document this. Great!!!! I think if we have more knowlegde about the "classic" navigation - (should we name it something like sql navigation?) we can design a interface. In the moment the exchanged data between data access and navigation is mostly designed for the needs of the classic navigation. If we understand the system we can design an interface for all.. Regards, Henner ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ DbForms Mailing List http://www.wap-force.net/dbforms
