O$ programming style

I have adopted a similar concept. In essence imitating the MVC design pattern.

I created a controller object for the window and the controller instantiated the window (view) and acted as the event manager for same etc.

At first I of course was always questioning is there an advantage.

Over time the advantages started to appear.

First I would find common tasks that could be set to sub controllers and be available to other views.

Later and most important, Mayada Al-Kishtini took the concept and using the same controller with adjustments was able to use to control an javascript view.

Ken

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> On Dec 18, 2017, at 8:46 AM, Mike Rowan <michael.rowan3@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I have recently written a lot of code using the idea that ‘Omnis Programming’ seems to suggest, namely having almost no operational code in the methods of a window, by shifting them to an object instantiated as an instance variable of type object of the window.
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> I’n not sure I see any advantage for a desktop library, and wonder what I have missed. In fact it seems to add a whole extra layer of pain.
>
> Meanwhile, seasons greetings to all
>
> Mike
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