I just add a parameter to the constructor to choose which situation I
want and save the parameter as a member of the class. In the
appropriate event handlers I just check the saved parameter and do
the appropriate action.
I also have windows that I use for adding or editing an item and this
works well for me.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Malcolm Smith
On Jul 10, 2006, at 12:35 PM, Tomas Camin wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a window full of controls (itemwindow) that I would like
to use in 2 different situations, one for editing and one for
adding. The only difference between the 2 windows is the open event
and the action event in one pushbutton.
What I did is to subclass the itemwindow (edititemwindow and
additemwindow) to have a custom open event, but what is the best
way to handle the diffectent action events in the pushbutton? I
though to subclass the button as well (editpbitemwindow and
addpbitemwindow), but in this way I had the code spread in 4
different classes (2 for the edit part and 2 for the add).
Thanks,
Tomas
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