| 1 | | * Bound controls provide a way for user input. They differ from standard controls in their behavior. As the user inputs data in a bound control it is automatically validated. If the data is correct it is put in the undo/redo mechanism and the information in the bound control is sent to the bound data-holder(the control model). This transition is two-way. Bound controls are composed of a standard control, an icon and optionally a label. They allow to attach a model and a verification mechanism. The icon shows the verification status. It can be either correct (a green tick) or incorrect (a red cross.) |
| | 1 | * Bound controls provide a way for user input. They differ from standard controls in their behavior. |
| | 2 | * As the user inputs data in a bound control it is automatically validated. |
| | 3 | * If the data is correct it is put in the undo/redo mechanism. |
| | 4 | * If da data is correct the information in the bound control is sent to the bound data-holder(the control model). |
| | 5 | * This transition is two-way. |
| | 6 | * They allow to attach a model and a verification mechanism. |
| | 7 | * Bound controls are composed of: |
| | 8 | * a standard control |
| | 9 | * an icon. It icon shows the verification status. It can be either correct (a green tick) or incorrect (a red cross.) |
| | 10 | * a label (optionally). |
| | 11 | * There should be basic |
