On Friday 01 June 2007 01:39, Uwe Grauer wrote: > johnf wrote: > > On Thursday 31 May 2007 20:48, Paul McNett wrote: > >> 2) If you have a generic event handler that could receive events from > >> several objects, you may well need to know what object emitted the > >> event, so you'd get that reference using evt.EventObject. > > > > Larry and I use evt.EventObject in our Classes all over the place. > > > > In my case writing code was the only way to learn Dabo (not that I think > > I know Dabo). But I use Dabo in the way Paul and Ed envisioned from the > > start - using databases. But I have to say I have created UI's without > > using a database and found it to be easy. I currently have several > > little programs that do something simple. For example I have a GUI that > > turns on or off my touchpad on my laptop that does not use a database. I > > also have an app that started out using only datasets - later I changed > > it to include the use of bizobj's. My point is that Dabo is flexable and > > more than able to support GUI only apps along with no bizobj apps. > > I would love to see a complete example of a hand coded gui in dabodemo. > I'm struggling with things that should be done easily because there are > no examples for this. > > Could someone (you, Paul) put an handcoded example under dabodemo?. > > Uwe Uwe what would you like to see? Is getting the UI on a form the important thing or interacting with the Bizobj the thing?
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