Author: Federico Corigliano
Date: 14:51:28 02/18/06
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On February 18, 2006 at 17:33:32, Mark Boylan wrote: >On February 18, 2006 at 17:03:37, Federico Corigliano wrote: > >>I'm doing my first steps in graphical programming and I need some help to >>understand how chess interfaces such as Arena are made. >>A friend tell me that all the communication between windows and internal process >>is made with the Document/View model. Is that right? If not, what model is used >>to coordinate all the communication between board, move history windows, chess >>engine process, etc. >> >>Federico > > >The typical pattern for such an application is called Model-View-Controller >(MVC). The model would embody the underlying data (document, game, position, >database, whatever). A view is some presentation of that model. And the >controller updates the views based on chages in the underlying model, and makes >changes to the underlying model based on user interaction with the view. I understand. I will investigate about it >I believe that the term Document/View was popularized by Microsoft with Visual >C++ and means more or less the same thing as MVC. > > - mark I'm using wxWidgets library because I have Windows and GNU/Linux in my PC and I want to make the app working in both OS without need of too much changes in the code. Federico
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