Hi,
I am currently looking at Scope to implement standard
form handling (data entry).
I think this is one of the most used things when it
comes to gui programming!
So it would be nice if Scope has some sort of build in
controller/classes to take care of the 'hard' part.
Looking at the Swing implementation i feel it hard to
replace SwingView and Scope components with for
example SWT (controls).
So i would like to redesigning the presentation layer
with use of the bridge design pattern.
I asume your familair with the GoF book so i refer to
pages 150/151.
By implementing the bridge design pattern Scope
developers are free to use whatever gui lib they want!
I hope you find this just as interesting as i do and if i
can help you out with the design/implementation i'm
more than happy to do!!!
Regards,
Will
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Standard form handling: we will be working on that for the
2.0 release, with a controller that can perform standard
CRUD operations.
Bridge pattern: i believe it is there, it should be quite
easy to implement a SWT view. If you are interested to do
that, wait until the 2.0 release reaches its first public
alpha release, then you can implement support for SWT, help
for this is very welcomed.
Ludovic
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Standard form handling: we will be working on that for the
2.0 release, with a controller that can perform standard CRUD
operations.
Bridge pattern: i believe it is there, it should be quite
easy to implement a SWT view. If you are interested to do that,
wait until the 2.0 release reaches its first public alpha
release, then you can implement support for SWT, help for
this is
very welcomed.
Ludovic