Dirk Thierbach a écrit :
> On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 01:25:44AM +0100, Tiphaine.Turpin wrote:
>   
>> First, my desired use of objects is not (reduced to) programming a gui. 
>>     
>
> When I said "let's look at a concrete example", I meant it. It might
> be very instructive. If your program is too long, just give an high-level
> overview of the situation, this should be enough for a start.
>   
I'm affraid my existing "real" code wouldn't be any usefull: it is very 
long indeed (>1000loc), fits mainly in one recursive definition of 
classes (with heavy and unstructured use of multiple inheritance and 
virtual classes), and is unreadable (application domain already complex, 
+ all features (gui, etc.) mixed in the same objects...), which led me 
to drop the project until I find new ideas for structuring it (which I 
am seeking here). The very abstract extension cases that stated earlier 
are the best solution that I can think of to put some structure in all 
that, and that's why I'm trying to get the possible best way of 
implementing this "pattern".

Tiphaine Turpin

> - Dirk
>
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