> It is an admirable goal to pursuit, but my experience is that it is
> fairly difficult to design a truly generic Controller class across
> different toolkits.
Hi Asger,
Sure. However, I was going to start off by designing a class to control the
interaction of the popup with the LyX kernel. Th
[Extending the ButtonController to be a generic controller, which can
handle activation and deactivation of elements in the GUI according to
when different criteria are valid.]
It is an admirable goal to pursuit, but my experience is that it is
fairly difficult to design a truly generic Controll
Allan Rae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > To fix this bug we need to extend the ButtonController a little. However,
> > this demonstrates the power of
> > Asger's Model/View/Controller separation; the bug is present in many
> > dialogs but correct the controller and all the GUI's benefit. Ok, I kn
On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Angus Leeming wrote:
> Happy New Year to you all and Congratulations to Jürgen and Susanna!
Happy New Year to you also.
> To fix this bug we need to extend the ButtonController a little. However, this
> demonstrates the power of
> Asger's Model/View/Controller separation; th
Happy New Year to you all and Congratulations to Jürgen and Susanna!
I'm slowly getting back into the swing of things here...
Dekel Tsur wrote:
> If I open the citation dialog, adds a new key to the inset keys list, and
> then press on one of the existing inset keys (or on the newly inserted k
If I open the citation dialog, adds a new key to the inset keys list, and
then press on one of the existing inset keys (or on the newly inserted key),
then the OK button becomes disabled, even though the inset keys list has
changed.