--- In [email protected], "munkydung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've currently building a medium-large size application in Flex using > Cairngorm. I've already decided not to use 'delegates'. Instead, I'm > just updating the 'model' from within 'commands'. Now I'm seeing a > pattern where each 'event' I create is just a container for a data > structure to a 'command'. Also, it seems the mapping of 'events' is > one-to-one for 'commands'. > > So, my question is, why not just do away with the 'events' and have > views call 'command.execute()'? > > Someone talk me out of this... > > thanks, > Mike >
I guess it depends, I use the events to store data from the view which has or should be processed before it goes into the model, maybe a delegate is needed, maybe not... It depends on the design patterns you are using... My 2 Cents. Mark
