Re: MVC
@Doublestrike, i'm not real keen on MVC. if the model is an object in memory (instead of a database), then separating its behavior and its data storage breaks object orientation encapsulation. some people want to do that, and maybe they can do so elegantly, but i haven't quite accepted the idea. so, i put a much stronger emphasis on separating Model and View, putting what you might consider the Controller into the methods of the Model.
thanks for being so pliable. i wasn't looking forward to rewriting that code myself.
thanks for being so pliable. i wasn't looking forward to rewriting that code myself.
