From: Erik V. <eri...@hc...> - 2005-03-05 10:55:13
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> As was mentioned before, linear is just rectangular with a > single row. No special class needed there. By the way, the 1860 linear stock market is divided in two rows ("tiers"), the second being shifted half a space with respect to the first. PayOut/Withhold goes left and right by "1 space" == "2 places". Selling shares goes back "1 place" per share (unless in the green area), which is up-left or down-left (zig-zag). Here we definitely need the Model/View separation! Basically this market is linear, but the total number of spaces (columns) is 53! So the Model will be linear, but the View cannot be so for space reasons. Erik. |