[Arp] Is ARP too much trouble?

[Rich Rodecker]

this guy's arp extension took a lot of the pain out of setting up arp, as
far as setting up the app goes:

http://theresidentalien.typepad.com/ginormous/2005/10/extending_arp.html

its a slick little addition, I dig it. took out some of the pain of
registering forms with the controller/dealing with system events.

I would have to disagree that commands arent reusable. maybe you meant
resulable accross different applications, but I have used arp only twice,
and there were situations where I used a command on different views in the
same app.

Wouldn't another way to be have true event objects that get passed to
> a command and the command would create another true event object(s)
> with the result(s)? What I mean by "true event objects" are instances
> of classes that extend some "EventTemplate" class.



That actually sounds like a good idea.






On 10/12/05, Chris Velevitch <chris.velevitch at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 10/13/05, Aral Balkan <aral at ariaware.com> wrote:
> > We definitely need a way to generate a stub application. A python script
> > perhaps. I thought someone had something like this already... or was it
> > that Python 20 minute video I was watching recently?
>
> I've been thinking using introspection to automatically register
> commands, but at this stage I'm not sure how to do that.
>
> > Commands are definitely reusable. Perhaps the use of viewRef as the name
> > of the reference to the event source is overly limiting. There's no
> > reason why a command cannot invoke another command and set itself up as
> > the event source by passing (this). The very reason Arp's commands have
> > a reference to the event source is so that they can be reused.
>
> Wouldn't another way to be have true event objects that get passed to
> a command and the command would create another true event object(s)
> with the result(s)? What I mean by "true event objects" are instances
> of classes that extend some "EventTemplate" class.
>
>
>
> Chris
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