mobile applications ... maybe the wrong naming, but not because it is most
striking there (both are valid for any computer or supported phone):
1. the first, as it was said, is dependent on localisation. Some languages put
text and components RTL and TD which means that the layout needs to be
different -> setGUIVariant ........this is NOT only for mobile applications
though
SOLVES: same other code (excl. widget code) and widget code in custom mixins
loaded dynamically at runtime depending on setLocale
2. the second is for most mobile applications today as the size of the display
and the hardware functionality is different. If you want to develop consistent
applications with clear code an idea is to use dynamic mixins defined maybe in
the way I proposed -> setModalities
SOLVES: same application for any computer and/or display and/or hardware but
different custom mixins handling the different layouts
Is it clearer now?
Stefan
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