Hi,
Philipp Lohmann - Sun Germany a écrit :
If you find any design patterns in vcl, please let me know :-)
Ok, sorry for my bad english. I was mainly thinking "design",
"organisation", "logical", or, maybe the more close word is the one you
proposed below : "abstractions"
More seriously, if you have any question please ask.
I'll try. In fact, what I ask means a lot of possibilities, and is
probably not very precise, but anything like diagrams or any information
describing :
- the logical of other integrators (like DTIntegrator ), if any other
similar abstractions are used/existing
- the logical about e.g. interactions between main, instance, windows
and frames (what needs what, what happens when quit ..etc)
- the logical describing vcl, and it's interaction with other modules
Will help.
This is very generic, I know, but even some sentences describing this
will save a lot of time, e.g. to describe how the code is organized, and
how it works.
If I'm not confused, we used one of them - an integrator - to modify
the user interface on Mac OS X. the change I mean was aquacolors cws.
I guess you mean a DtIntegrator;
Exactly, thanks :)
this one was an abstraction to adapt to
different desktops and get primitive information from them (style
information like window background colors). This is specific to the
generic X11 part of vcl.
Aren't there any other abstractions like this one in other places ?
Regards,
Eric Bachard
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