magnus wrote:
> > > This could be very useful for GUIs, too, for implementing
> > > model-view relationships. The anygui people would be very
> > > interested, I'm sure.
> >
> > Indeed!
> >
> > have you actually built large-scale UI applications using a
> > one-size-fits-all observer model, or are you just guessing?
>
> Guessing about what?
the "very useful for implementing model-view relationships"
part, of course.
since you didn't reply to the "large-scale" part, and gave an
example that doesn't really have much to do with model-view
design (unless you're writing a GUI builder, perhaps) I assume
you're still mostly guessing.
if you want something closer to real-life, consider how well a
"standard observer" would deal with the following example:
# load the model
dom = xml.dom.minidom.parse(filename)
# create a view
mywidget = MyDisplayView()
mywidget.show(dom)
# modify the model
for element in dom.getElementsByTagName("sometag"):
...
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