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[Steve Scheel <nmu.sscheel@xxxxxxxxx>]

Well I'm hoping that I can just use the current Task class as my model,
since the Task is where all the data is. But yes, with a view class that is
pure GTK3, we can plug in some other interface, use the same code, and have
any kind of front end we want (be it web, Qt, WxWindows, etc.), and the
controller will be able to do all the manipulation of the data model and
will be called upon based on what the user does. Essentially it will be a
clean API-type deal that we can just hook into another interface that uses
the same calls.

On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 8:43 AM, Izidor Matušov <izidor.matusov@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> On 05/18/2012 08:56 PM, Steve Scheel wrote:
>
>> Bertrand, I have noticed that it is somewhat divided between the two
>> classes, but if I think we could split the TaskEditor into a model where
>> the Task class itself is the model, with a TaskEditorView class and a
>> TaskEditorController class (names can be changed if needed, of course),
>> with the TaskView class simply being a customized widget to do our
>> bidding. I will start looking through the task class itself to make sure
>> this is possible, but I think that could lead to a good solution.
>>
>
> If I understand it correctly, model of the Task will be a representation
> of special parts of the task like "this part is a text and that part is a
> subtask". It will be possible to load from a string or dump to a string a
> task directly from this model. Controller will handle user inputs and
> modify that model and TaskView would just display model without any
> important logic in it? Does it mean that task editor could be easily tested
> and maybe use a different toolkit for displaying? (e.g. web browser for web
> version of GTG?)
>
>
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