The problem I want to solve is the following:
I have a form where I have a checkBox, and I have another class that is a type of log that I did, the thing is that based on that checkBox is going to execute or not a series of actions by the class of the log, how can I evaluate that checkbox from this class?
Since the class does not access the checkbox as a direct control, you are supposed to pass the value of the checkbox to that kind of log.
It is clear that you will define a parameter of type %code% for this task, something like being
%pre%from the front would be something like
%pre%As you will see, the check is passed to that class, not the control, so you maintain the separation of responsibilities of each party.
The problem I want to solve is the following:
I have a form where I have a checkBox, and I have another class that is a type of log that I did, the thing is that based on that checkBox is going to execute or not a series of actions by the class of the log, how can I evaluate that checkbox from this class?
Since the class does not access the checkbox as a direct control, you are supposed to pass the value of the checkbox to that kind of log.
It is clear that you will define a parameter of type bool for this task, something like being
public class Log{
private bool _flag;
public Log(bool flag){
_flag = flag;
}
public void Write(string mensaje){
if(_flag){
//haces algo
}
}
}
from the front would be something like
Flag f = new Flag(checkbox1.Checked);
f.Write("mensaje");
As you will see, the check is passed to that class, not the control, so you maintain the separation of responsibilities of each party.