Re: control object names

• Subject: Re: control object names
• From: "RJay Hansen" <email@hidden>
• Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 10:36:25 -0500
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Never mind. As I thought a bit more about naming the controls this
way, I decided it wasn't really a good idea.

Sorry for the interruption... Back to your regularly scheduled email.

RJay

Quick question.

If you have two windows w/similar controls, is it a problem to assign
the same name to a similar control in each window?

For example, the default button on two different windows may be a
"Save" button. Could you name them both "saveNow" as long as you
specified which window they were attached to when addressing them (eg.
button "saveNow" of window "mainWindow")?

Thanks,

RJay

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