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    Joey Runyans Guest

    Doc/View in .NET

    Hello all,

    I am starting a new project using C# and the .NET framework, so this is all
    new to me (I am a C++ developer by trade). One question I have, which I
    have not been able to find an answer to yet, revolves around the MFC
    Doc/View paradigm. Is there a similar mechinism within .NET to accomplish
    the same thing? If there are multiple views on a single/common data set
    what is the generally accepted practice for managing the multiple view
    updates?

    Thanks,
    --JR
    ----------------------------------------------
    Joey Runyans jrunyans@aegistg.com



  2. #2
    Optimus Prime Guest

    Re: Doc/View in .NET

    I think there is no the similar frame like MFC if you use C#.
    But you can implement the same funtion as Doc/View of MFC in using
    Winforms of .NET.

    "Joey Runyans" <jrunyans@aegistg.com> wrote in message
    news:3af84f12@news.devx.com...
    > Hello all,
    >
    > I am starting a new project using C# and the .NET framework, so this is

    all
    > new to me (I am a C++ developer by trade). One question I have, which I
    > have not been able to find an answer to yet, revolves around the MFC
    > Doc/View paradigm. Is there a similar mechinism within .NET to accomplish
    > the same thing? If there are multiple views on a single/common data set
    > what is the generally accepted practice for managing the multiple view
    > updates?
    >
    > Thanks,
    > --JR
    > ----------------------------------------------
    > Joey Runyans jrunyans@aegistg.com
    >
    >




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