Thanks Mike.
On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Mike Nordell wrote:
> Martin Sevior wrote:
> > OK I've thought about this a bit more and unless I misunderstand something
> > about C++ subclassing I think your solution is a much bigger maintenance
> > issue.
>
> Perhaps the design is flawed? Perhaps some work is done in the wrong class?
> What about not giving runs even more members, but letting the HdrFtrLayout
> not forward the draw() calls to the runs it is responsible for? Am I
> understanding the issue here, a run should often not be drawn when layed out
> by a HdrFtrLayout?
> This would void the need for new run and line types.
>
I'll answer this later...
> But this also raises a more serious issue: Should a run really know anything
> about the world which it lives in?
>
> > so instead of
> >
> > fp_TextRun *pRun = new fp_TextRun* pNewRun = new fp_TextRun(this, pG,
> > m_pFirstRun->getBlockOffset(), 0);
>
> What's this? Parts of it resemble C++, but the complete expression is just
> jibberish. If you remove "fp_TextRun *pRun = new " it makes sense, but I
> fail to see the purpose of this. Copy'n'paste error?
Sorry cut and paste eror. should be
fp_TextRun *pRun = new fp_TextRun(this, pG, m_pFirstRun->getBlockOffset(), 0);
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Martin
