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What is the best/recommended way to gather user input selections in MVC app design?
Any patterns for modelling board games?What is the recommended approach to providing user notifications / confirmations in MVC?ASP.NET MVC Model Patterns: What works best?Model-View-Presenter in WinFormsHow does an MVC system work?Nested MVC communication patternsCorrectly handling multiple views in a MVC javascript gameSpritekit Swift game menu zooms in the screenIOS - How to hide a view by touching anywhere outside of itHow add users input into TableViewController. Also please explain me, how MVC will work in this case
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I'm creating an app that requires users to setup the game with certain preferences/parameters to the game (number of points to play to, number of players, etc.) and am wondering what is a generally recommended way to gather these inputs. The things I'm struggling with is that I'm trying to adhere to MVC design to separate my View (buttons) from my Model (variable values), but that means that whenever the user touches a button to change one preference, I need to update 2 things: both the View and the Model. Seems kind of inefficient. In my case, would it be better to reload the display and re-save the relevant variable for that preference every time the button is clicked, or would it be better to do nothing with my model when each button is clicked until the user finally clicks to "create the game", in which I scan through all the buttons and gather what their current states are?
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asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
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I'm creating an app that requires users to setup the game with certain preferences/parameters to the game (number of points to play to, number of players, etc.) and am wondering what is a generally recommended way to gather these inputs. The things I'm struggling with is that I'm trying to adhere to MVC design to separate my View (buttons) from my Model (variable values), but that means that whenever the user touches a button to change one preference, I need to update 2 things: both the View and the Model. Seems kind of inefficient. In my case, would it be better to reload the display and re-save the relevant variable for that preference every time the button is clicked, or would it be better to do nothing with my model when each button is clicked until the user finally clicks to "create the game", in which I scan through all the buttons and gather what their current states are?
swift design-patterns
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
It seems more efficient to just collect all preferences when the game is created instead of each time a button is clicked, then updating the variables.
– Kayan
Mar 23 at 15:20
If it bothers you use a binding framework like RxSwift then your model updates automagically when your ui changes.
– Josh Homann
Mar 23 at 16:11
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I'm creating an app that requires users to setup the game with certain preferences/parameters to the game (number of points to play to, number of players, etc.) and am wondering what is a generally recommended way to gather these inputs. The things I'm struggling with is that I'm trying to adhere to MVC design to separate my View (buttons) from my Model (variable values), but that means that whenever the user touches a button to change one preference, I need to update 2 things: both the View and the Model. Seems kind of inefficient. In my case, would it be better to reload the display and re-save the relevant variable for that preference every time the button is clicked, or would it be better to do nothing with my model when each button is clicked until the user finally clicks to "create the game", in which I scan through all the buttons and gather what their current states are?
swift design-patterns
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
I'm creating an app that requires users to setup the game with certain preferences/parameters to the game (number of points to play to, number of players, etc.) and am wondering what is a generally recommended way to gather these inputs. The things I'm struggling with is that I'm trying to adhere to MVC design to separate my View (buttons) from my Model (variable values), but that means that whenever the user touches a button to change one preference, I need to update 2 things: both the View and the Model. Seems kind of inefficient. In my case, would it be better to reload the display and re-save the relevant variable for that preference every time the button is clicked, or would it be better to do nothing with my model when each button is clicked until the user finally clicks to "create the game", in which I scan through all the buttons and gather what their current states are?
swift design-patterns
swift design-patterns
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
asked Mar 23 at 13:56
KayanKayan
264
264
It seems more efficient to just collect all preferences when the game is created instead of each time a button is clicked, then updating the variables.
– Kayan
Mar 23 at 15:20
If it bothers you use a binding framework like RxSwift then your model updates automagically when your ui changes.
– Josh Homann
Mar 23 at 16:11
add a comment |
It seems more efficient to just collect all preferences when the game is created instead of each time a button is clicked, then updating the variables.
– Kayan
Mar 23 at 15:20
If it bothers you use a binding framework like RxSwift then your model updates automagically when your ui changes.
– Josh Homann
Mar 23 at 16:11
It seems more efficient to just collect all preferences when the game is created instead of each time a button is clicked, then updating the variables.
– Kayan
Mar 23 at 15:20
It seems more efficient to just collect all preferences when the game is created instead of each time a button is clicked, then updating the variables.
– Kayan
Mar 23 at 15:20
If it bothers you use a binding framework like RxSwift then your model updates automagically when your ui changes.
– Josh Homann
Mar 23 at 16:11
If it bothers you use a binding framework like RxSwift then your model updates automagically when your ui changes.
– Josh Homann
Mar 23 at 16:11
add a comment |
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In MVC on iOS, you would usually have your controls/buttons in your view, trigger an IBAction in controller, which would, in turn, update the model with the selected choices.
class StartVC: UIViewController
var game = GameModel()
@IBAction func changedNumberOfPlayers(_ sender: Any)
game.numberOfPlayers = ...
answered Mar 25 at 3:27
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In MVC on iOS, you would usually have your controls/buttons in your view, trigger an IBAction in controller, which would, in turn, update the model with the selected choices.
class StartVC: UIViewController
var game = GameModel()
@IBAction func changedNumberOfPlayers(_ sender: Any)
game.numberOfPlayers = ...
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In MVC on iOS, you would usually have your controls/buttons in your view, trigger an IBAction in controller, which would, in turn, update the model with the selected choices.
class StartVC: UIViewController
var game = GameModel()
@IBAction func changedNumberOfPlayers(_ sender: Any)
game.numberOfPlayers = ...
answered Mar 25 at 3:27
DannyDanny
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In MVC on iOS, you would usually have your controls/buttons in your view, trigger an IBAction in controller, which would, in turn, update the model with the selected choices.
class StartVC: UIViewController
var game = GameModel()
@IBAction func changedNumberOfPlayers(_ sender: Any)
game.numberOfPlayers = ...
answered Mar 25 at 3:27
DannyDanny
111
In MVC on iOS, you would usually have your controls/buttons in your view, trigger an IBAction in controller, which would, in turn, update the model with the selected choices.
class StartVC: UIViewController
var game = GameModel()
@IBAction func changedNumberOfPlayers(_ sender: Any)
game.numberOfPlayers = ...
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It seems more efficient to just collect all preferences when the game is created instead of each time a button is clicked, then updating the variables.
– Kayan
Mar 23 at 15:20
If it bothers you use a binding framework like RxSwift then your model updates automagically when your ui changes.
– Josh Homann
Mar 23 at 16:11