OK, but the data itself will be held by the model. The GUI only provides a view to the data and nothing more.
No. It needs access to the model via the control. Again, the JPanels above only...
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OK, but the data itself will be held by the model. The GUI only provides a view to the data and nothing more.
No. It needs access to the model via the control. Again, the JPanels above only...
Below is another example uploaded as a .zip file although in reality it's a runnable .jar file:
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A single file example of it is posted below:
import java.awt.*;
import...
You have only one model object, and as mentioned by copeg above, you hook it up to the view object via the control. If set up well, this can often be done with just a few lines of code in the main...
You have the usual problems that people complain about with singletons -- risk of tight coupling, difficulty in mocking, difficulty in testing, risk of more than one instance if more than one class...