It depends which type of framework you're talking about, because in
PureMVC the controller is the commands. The commands only exist
temporarliy, and so you can't 'listen to events from the controller',
if that makes sense. So in PureMVC you have the commands directly call
public methods in the view classes (or I do anyway!).
Piers
On 4 Aug 2009, at 16:36, Merrill, Jason wrote:
So, if you want the Controller to alter the View (say, tell it to
animate), you don't have the controller call a public method of the
view
- you have the controller dispatch an event and some other class
(say, a
command class) tells the view to animate? Or do you have the view
listen to the controller for the event directly and then react?
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