Ron:
I think there will be(at least) three Application Architectures.
1. A very short "Hello World" script for the intro section
2. A Longer script for basic apps(I'll send you the one I use)
3. A complex app script/cookbook for big apps/external interfaces/etc.
We should have a template for describing controls so we can have some
consistency from the start.
James
On Sat, Jan 9, 2016 at 9:01 AM, Ron Grunwald <ron...@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
> Good evening all,
>
> I have begun to think about constructing a detailed table of contents for
> the Learning wxPerl book. Since wxPerl is so large in terms of widget
> classes and methods that it provides, I thought it might be appropriate to
> use the table of contents of the Learning Perl/Tk book as a guide.
>
> I’ve attached the Learning Perl/Tk table of contents (TOC). What I’m
> hoping is that subscribers of this group who are interested in contributing
> to the Learning wxPerl book have a look at the TOC. If you find any entries
> that you feel are not applicable to wxPerl, post a reply. Conversely, if
> you have used a particular widget that you’ve found to be very useful, and
> feel that it should be described in detail in this book, please post a
> reply.
>
> My next task is to translate the TOC so it is relevant to wxPerl. There
> are already a few additions that I intend to include:
>
>
> 1. James Lynes mentioned “Simple Application Structure” in his outline
> of the book.
> 2. wxPerl has an extensive collection of dialog widgets, and I feel
> most of them should be covered in detail in the book.
> 3. Erik Colson, in replying to one of James’ posts, mentioned wxPerl
> and Moose. I think a section entitled “Using Object Oriented Techniques in
> wxPerl” would be a great addition to the book.
>
>
> Kind Regards.
> ________________________________________
> Ron Grunwald
> ron...@yahoo.com.au
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>
>
