[AccessD] Re: [Private] Framework Discussion - Dependent Objects

Gustav Brock gustav at cactus.dk
Tue Mar 16 09:00:14 CST 2004


Hi Jim

Ha ha, hit by the Colby flames! Welcome to the club!

I read it too and wondered - but I guess that's the way he is and that
it doesn't mean so much. Remember the days of Drew and JC? Eventually
they cooled down. And internationalization?

He just loves his framework as a child, so I've chosen to keep my mouth
shut. Also, and seriously, I find my forms so diverse and often highly
specialized as I can't see a framework fit in and certainly not worth
spending the time to build it. If inheritance was possible, I might
reconsider, but I guess that won't ever happen.

/gustav


>   I'm not telling you do to anything.  I was trying to add to the
> discussion, pointing out that performance is based on design decisions that
> are made in the framework.  You are taking an OOP approach and the same
> fundamentals apply no matter which language your dealing with.

>   I don't understand why your taking this so personally.  I never said that
> what you were doing was not worth it.  I was discussing frameworks in
> general.  This has nothing to do with me leaving Access for VFP, which I
> have not (I still use both tools on a regular basis).  I would love to see
> someone do a commercial framework for Access.  But after 10 years of
> existence, one has to ask themselves why there are not a truck load of them
> already.

>   You asked for input about the design of frameworks and I've brought up a
> few issues (performance and distribution of new versions).  If you don't
> want to address them and explore these areas then fine. But if that's the
> case, then don't ask for the input in the first place.




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