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    Default Conventional Class Aggregation

    Hi.

    I'm a self taught programmer coming from a procedural coding perspective (iso c) and I'm still developing my oop style skills.

    I wonder, generally speaking, if I have a .ui derived class (qdesigner), should I use that class as the aggregate for other (non .ui) component (related) classes, or would practical convention consider otherwise?

    Let me generalize this question... conventionally, is there a structured approach to determining how related classes might be aggregated "artistically"?


    thanks,
    travlr
    Last edited by travlr; 16th February 2007 at 05:23.

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