On Nov 18, 10:41 am, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yarko
>
> Basically I agree with everything you say. There are always going to
> be some grey areas but that's life.
>
> For example, I could argue that hiding changes to the model could be
> handled by the model (as opposed to the controller as you suggest) by
> exposing a "legacy" view. (I'm talking generally rather than just
> web2py).
Yes.... at some level.... at another level, the view should know
nothing about the model.
In the simple case, this decays to something looking like this:
view: index.html:
{{ =person }}
controlller: default.html::index()
...
person = SQLFORM( db.person)
and SQLFORM is the utility function that operates as the controller
interface to the data layer.
>
> Also, you say the controller/logic includes "setting up the
> interface". It depends what you mean.
by interface, I mean the traditional programming meaning: the
classes, functions and attributes that are intended to be accessed by
the views.
> If you mean collating the data
> required by the interface then I agree. If you mean defining some
> aspects of thepresentationof the interface then I don't agree.
I'm not sure what you mean - presentation and programming interfaces
are somewhat separate things...
Regards,
Yarko
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