Re: Venting on .NET


"Joseph M. Newcomer" <newcomer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> It would be even better if there were a doc/view framework within C#.
> However, the way C#
> appears to be written is rather more preemptive than the Win32 API, so it
> appears to be
> fairly difficult to implement a doc/view model, since the underlying
> interface model of C#
> seems to actively work against building such a framework.

Are you referring to the WinForms method of putting all the code in the form
instead of subclassing controls? That's the only real limitation of .NET
that I know of. There's nothing in the C# language that prevents
separating data from the UI that shows it, which is what doc/view is all
about.

-- David
http://www.dcsoft.com




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