On May 13, 4:48 pm, David Fanning <n...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Gianluca Li Causi writes:
> > I'm developing an application that should be used in widget-mode as
> > well as in non-widget-mode, basing on the user's choice.
>
> > As usual, I'm using the pState structure to communicate between widget
> > functions and store widget's values, but how can I still use this
> > variable in the non-widget-mode?
>
> > I've originally coded the program in widget-mode, now I would try to
> > make it work in non-widget-node without to re-write the full code....
>
> > Could someone help?
>
> Probably not, since I lack the imagination to even think how
> this could even happen. :-)
>
> I'd write the darn thing as an object, though, with
> a GUI method for displaying the widget part of the
> program. Your pState structure then becomes the
> object member data, and you can use the program with
> or without a graphical front end.
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
I see, you're right that I must fully separate graphical front end
from the rest of the code, nd this can be well done only with object
coding...
Thanks
Gianluca
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