I\'ve started to wrap my head around the whole MVP pattern and despite I\'m doing fine with single objects it starts getting difficult when it comes to collections.
I am implementing a simple UserControl that is actually a fancy TextBox. One of its features is that you can set a formatting specification and this formatting get\'s applied to its contents automatic
I have implemented an MVP triad using the passive view pattern - i.e. the view contains only simple getters and setters. However I am having trouble seperating the view data and model data. In particu
I\'m developing a WinForms application in C#. I have limited experience in GUI programming, and I am having to learn a great deal on the fly. That being said, here\'s what I am building.
I have a design question about the communication between the model and the presenter in the MVP design pattern -- or more accurately its derived form the passive view.
I\'m thinking about an implementation of MVP - Passive Viewpattern in JavaScript. In most case the view will be simple dom elements where the presenter attaching event listeners. But when it comes to
In MVC and MVP and similar patterns there\'s often the approach of the \"passive view\" which is as stupid (contains as few logic) as possible. This should facilitate unit testing and create a clearer
I\'m trying to implement a Passive View based gui system in swing. Basically i want to keep my view implementation (the part that actually contains swing code) minimal, and do most of the work in my P
I am very interested in usin开发者_如何学Gog the Passive View pattern to improve testability, but I am not sure how to call child dialogs.
I am learning the Passive View pattern to keep my C# WinForms application easier to test and maintain.
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