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On 2 Apr 2007, at 22:29, Yuval Kogman wrote:
There's still only one WebForm object: $wide_form and $narrow_form
are
proxies for $form that modify its behaviour. It's a bit like currying
but for objects rather than functions.
That's pretty much vanilla prototype OO (know any js?).
Yeah, I know you can do it easily with prototype based OO but I
thought it was more than merely proto based OO.
See Class::Classless, Class::Prototyped and friends.
Sure.
In some ways it's similar to MVC with $wide_form and $narrow_form
being
two views attached to the $form controller. The difference is that
the
two views actually inherit their behavior from the controller and
can be
used interchangeably with it.
Eh, how?
How is it like MVC? Or how may they be used interchangeably?
It's like MVC in the sense that their both views of the same
underlying object.
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Andy Armstrong, hexten.net
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