Then I created a Form, and called it Table_Form, that can display the content of a Table_Class. almost anything as the contained datas are binary coded. So I created a class and simply called it Table_Class that can contain such objects ( that are not controls) like String, Bitmap, List (of String), XML. Net) AFAIK You're forced to handle both data and user interface when using a DGV !
BAR ACCESS OF PARENT TO CHILD WINDOWS
You have a typical case of windows created object (DataGridView) that is a melting pot of datas and user interface, but you don't have an object that handles only the data part of the DataGridView, and another object that handles only the visual user interface of the thing (or at least, I'm not aware of such objects in. Unfortunately, a String, or an Image is not a (visual) control, while a dropbox, or a button is. Basically, the DataGridView is an object having everything to manipulate the above sub-objects within it. I'm not digging in bounding Dataset to keep it simple. It can contain text, dropboxes, buttons, images, etc. Let's take that control called DataGridView.
at least, "the way I'm thinking a linux programmer does it" So, I've come to an idea of mine, it may be stupid, but I'm fine with.
BAR ACCESS OF PARENT TO CHILD CODE
And I reckon that since OOP existed, this "windows way" of programming (that I'm used to) has a lot of drawbacks and messy code : you're constantly asking yourself wether a specific part of the code should be enclosed in the object or in the user interface. I'm zero linux knowledge, so I can't compare, but I assume the above is true, mostly. In linux programming, it's the inverse : you'll create first the objects with everything they should be able to do, and only after you'll think of the user interface that will "enhance" the way to manipulate them. In windows programming, the first thing you usually think of (and invited to do) is to create an user interface : the windows form (or the window in WPF) Then you'll create the objects that will be manipulated through that interface. Just want to share what I remember from this blog post : Before starting to drift to an off topic ride, I want make clear that I don't care about linux vs windows and I'm not interrested in such debate. What come to my mind first talking about user interface is a blog post (don't recall the link, sorry) talking about Windows way of programming and Linux way. I'm no expert on programming, but I've read one interresting thing about that user interface/object.
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