Griffon in Action

Chapter 6. Understanding MVC groups

 

This chapter covers

• Declaring MVC groups
• Creating MVC groups
• Using MVC groups

 

We touched on the subject of MVC groups in previous chapters. As a matter of fact, we covered each of the default individual members in the last three chapters. But there’s more to groups than what you’ve seen so far. At this point, you know that a group comprises model, view, and controller members, each of which follows a naming convention. But did you know you can define additional members in a group that don’t necessarily follow the MVC pattern? Or that you can define a group with only a view and a model? Also, recall from the first example in this book that you can programmatically create new group instances on the fly, ...