Using Target/Argument Bindings
Using Target/Argument Bindings
- Subject: Using Target/Argument Bindings
- From: Owen Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 21:05:43 -0500
I was looking over the example code for the use of Target/Argument
bindings and, well, I don't see the use in it. The whole premise for
the existance of T/A bindings is that the "Old School" method involves
creating lots of needless actions. However, the "New School" method
involves the creation of even more actions, each of which does a good
deal less than the methods created in the "Old School" method. I mean,
why is having a bunch of methods that return "OutputHTML" any better
than having a separate action that just handles each selection
possibility? In fact, won't using the bindings for this introduce
significantly more overhead? Maybe I just missed something, but this
seems to me like one of the least practical additions to Cocoa I've
seen in a long time.
Owen Anderson
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