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Answer by Christian Stewart
Hi, What I recommend (from someone who is dealing with hundreds of dlls and classes) - make a static "instance" of each item (public static CharacterAnimator Instance) so you can access it from...
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We have implemented both events, as well as key-value coding ( [KNKVC ][1]http://www.kennettnet.co.uk/code/ ) to solve this problem. Key value change observation is really nice but requires a lot of...
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I would split the data from the logic. Encapsulate the data into mini classes (they are called Value Object) and inject them to all the classes that need to use the data in a given context. Inject them...
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