AndyS
2015-12-28 04:07:02 UTC
I'm implementing a widget which can produce different types of pop-up
windows (e.g. menu, message box, dialog).
The create_pop_up()/get_pop_up_parameters() methods need some context to
decide type of widget to create and its geometry. As those methods do not
allow me to pass any user parameters I guess this needs to be done via the
context in the subclass of PopUpLauncher which is a bit ugly because it
adds something to the object state which is not strictly needed. Would it
be better to have open_pop_up() to accept user parameters and pass those
parameters to create_pop_up()/get_pop_up_parameters()?
windows (e.g. menu, message box, dialog).
The create_pop_up()/get_pop_up_parameters() methods need some context to
decide type of widget to create and its geometry. As those methods do not
allow me to pass any user parameters I guess this needs to be done via the
context in the subclass of PopUpLauncher which is a bit ugly because it
adds something to the object state which is not strictly needed. Would it
be better to have open_pop_up() to accept user parameters and pass those
parameters to create_pop_up()/get_pop_up_parameters()?
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