Ian,
>URLPresenter is not a subclass of ContainerView and therefore can't, at
the
>Dolphin level at least, have any subviews.
I was using URLPresenter as an example only because it is part of the
WebBrowserShell example, but in re-reading my post, I may not have been
clear. What if a _single_ view contains multiple ActiveX controls...
You know something, as I was typing this, it hit me. Sorry to break off
like that. It's difficult to predict when the light bulb will go on :).
Cheers,
Eric
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ian Bartholomew [mailto:
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> Posted At: Saturday, June 10, 2006 11:25 PM
> Posted To: comp.lang.smalltalk.dolphin
> Conversation: Question about the WebBrowserShell Sample
> Subject: Re: Question about the WebBrowserShell Sample
>
> Eric,
>
> > where browser is an instance variable holding a reference to a
> > URLPresenter. How does view know which controlDispatch to return?
What
> > if the URLPresenter had contained several ActiveX controls in its
view?
>
> URLPresenter is not a subclass of ContainerView and therefore can't,
at
> the
> Dolphin level at least, have any subviews. A Dolphin view that is a
> container would have to give each subview a name and you would refer
to
> that
> directly ....
>
> (aPresenter view viewNamed: 'whatever') controlDispatch GoForward
>
> --
> Ian
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