I'm currently working on a winforms app that reads in user configuration data at runtime, and based upon that, needs to create x number of dynamic views (of the same type) within a task, only problem is, it seems everything is geared towards compile-time knowledge of all the views. Is there a nice, clean way to do it?
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You're free to dynamically add view descriptions (WinformsViewInfo objects) and interaction points (InteractionPointInfo) to the task via the Navigator.TaskInfo object.
With the next MVC# release there will be examples on the dynamic interaction point/views creation. Till then please don't hesitate to consult me.
Regards,
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Oleg Zhukov
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I'm currently working on a winforms app that reads in user configuration data at runtime, and based upon that, needs to create x number of dynamic views (of the same type) within a task, only problem is, it seems everything is geared towards compile-time knowledge of all the views. Is there a nice, clean way to do it?
Hi Jake,
You're free to dynamically add view descriptions (WinformsViewInfo objects) and interaction points (InteractionPointInfo) to the task via the Navigator.TaskInfo object.
With the next MVC# release there will be examples on the dynamic interaction point/views creation. Till then please don't hesitate to consult me.
Regards,
--
Oleg Zhukov