No Main Window
- From: "Peter Christensen" <pc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 18:56:45 +0100
Should this be a problem:
My program can operate with several windows (maybe up to ten), and they
basically all have the same status and functions. For example, a window can
be closed, and from a window also other windows can be opened or closed.
When the last window is closed, then the program will end. No window will
have a special status, for example the first window, that was opened, can
just be closed again, if just a new window has been opened first.
It's really important for me, that all windows have exactely the same
status, and they will also have basically the same menues in practice. They
will all be objects of the same subclass.
I don't think it will be a problem to implement, even though it might be a
bit unusual. Is this correct?
Pete C
Ps. I will use the Java Swing GUI.
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