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On Oct 19, 2007, at 4:49 PM, David Ngo wrote:
You may want to look into using a Singleton or static class,
depending on
how you have things implemented and what the desired functionality is.
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On Oct 20, 2007, at 5:21 AM, Michael Ypes wrote:
Great to have the list back, I was worried for a while that it was
gone
forever, phew
In answer to your question:
Create a singleton class which stores all data. I use this in
applications
to store data from xml
Great to have the list back, I was worried for a while that it was gone
forever, phew
In answer to your question:
Create a singleton class which stores all data. I use this in applications
to store data from xml files and use it as a mvc pattern. This way you can
extract the information
Hi Tom,
It's a bit hard to tell without seeing the code. If your app class and
your menu class, etc. are each creating their own extension of utils,
then how are those subclasses communicating? Are they calling some
update function in the super class?
It sounds like you need to use a
You're probably running into this because you're attempting to use
instance variables like static variables.
If you're just storing one variable, you can use a single static
variable in your ancestor class.
If you wanted to access this variable akin to a local property of
specific
You may want to look into using a Singleton or static class, depending on
how you have things implemented and what the desired functionality is.
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