Hi again,
i've got a question... I'm using glade in a main class which calls a lot
of controllers and other classes which instantiates Window widgets
controlled by the controllers. As you can see, i'm using
Model-View-Controller for programming widgets in OO paradigm. Maybe this
is not the correct way using glade because i've found a little problem.
I've seen that you can´t call glade files which were instantiated on
a class different from the calling class.
I've found a way of doing it, but i doesn't like much. The idea is having
a main controller class in which glade widgets are instantiated with
// WINDOW1 VARS
var = Class libglade.getWidget("gladeVar");
After that, when window1 is created calling his respective class, the
constructor in window1 copies all the variables created in the main
controller in his own class variables (or properties). This also implies
that all the events must also be declarated in this main controller.
This is the only way wich i've found trying to make my OO programming
with glade. I doesnt like much because it seems a little dirty but, when
the project gets bigger, a good OO design helps a lot. I'd like to know
your opinions. As you can see, im an OO paranoic :-) but this is one of
the things why i like java (and java-gnome).
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Alex Moreno
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