Excuse the cross-posting! I have a thread going on over at the forum
and wanted to see if anyone who only reads the NUG had some insight for
me. The thread is here:
http://forums.realsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?t=5122
To summarize what I'm looking for: I have an application which has a
main window crowded with controls, methods, events--you name it. I'd
like to resize and reposition the controls on it to bring it into MS UI
compliance. My goal is for the project to wind up with two windows,
one for Mac and one for Win32. That way I can move the controls around
and keep track of the whole thing visually, instead of coding that in
to a targeted subclass of the window. All of the code, however, I'd
like to have in one place. This would include the code for the
window's events, all of the controls' events and the methods
themselves.
It's clear that some kind of interface for the window would be good so
that my app can refer to the two windows by one type. It's also been
suggested that I use a controller to hold all of the code and simply
refer all events in the window to the controller. Is there any way to
handle this without a controller, which still keeps all of the code in
one place? Any other ideas on how to go about structuring this?
Thanks!
Lisa
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Lisa Sawin
Glass Bead Software
http://www.glassbead.com/
REALbasic 2005 r4 running on Mac OS 10.3.9
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