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User actions come in three flavors: | User actions come in three flavors: | ||
# '''[[MDrivenStart GlobalActions|Global actions]]''' end up in the main menu and usually bring up a user interface (based on a [[ViewModel]]). | # '''[[MDrivenStart:MDrivenStart GlobalActions|Global actions]]''' end up in the main menu and usually bring up a user interface (based on a [[ViewModel]]). | ||
# '''[[MDrivenStart ClassActions|Class actions]]''' are shown in the user interface (in the left side menu) whenever they find an object of the class they are defined for. | # '''[[MDrivenStart:MDrivenStart ClassActions|Class actions]]''' are shown in the user interface (in the left side menu) whenever they find an object of the class they are defined for. | ||
# '''[[MDrivenStart ViewModelActions|ViewModel actions]]''' are specific to one view only. | # '''[[MDrivenStart:MDrivenStart ViewModelActions|ViewModel actions]]''' are specific to one view only. | ||
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Revision as of 05:36, 29 January 2025
This page was created by Hans.karlsen@mdriven.net on 2020-07-08. Last edited by Stephanie@mdriven.net on 2025-02-27.
User actions come in three flavors:
- Global actions end up in the main menu and usually bring up a user interface (based on a ViewModel).
- Class actions are shown in the user interface (in the left side menu) whenever they find an object of the class they are defined for.
- ViewModel actions are specific to one view only.