ผลต่างระหว่างรุ่นของ "Common Components"

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While it can be said that what makes CuneiFox an accounting system at all lies in the calculations and databases behind the curtains, end-users rarely interact with those elements directly. On the contrary, users deal with interface elements like forms, tables, and popup windows all the time. The ability to reuse and refine these common elements is an immense timesaver that allows developers to focus on other crucial parts of the software.

The inner working of these common elements can be highly interdependent, a delicate dance between frontend and backend scripting. Take a deep breath, these are the holiest (as well as the heaviest) reads in this entire shrine.

Elements of concern

Common components to be discussed can be categorized into 3 levels:

Backend Foundation
- ThreadSafeDatabaseMetadata: Learn how CuneiFox picks and chooses different database files for different requests.
- CuneiModel: Explore how data are structured and stored in a database file.
User Interface Components
- CuneiForm / CuneiSubForm: See how CuneiFox renders data on a per-entry basis, how data is input and validated.
- CuneiTable: Learn how CuneiFox displays data entries in a table format and how it achieves its own flavour of in-line data manipulation.
- CuneiModal: Enable CuneiFox's search tables and expandable forms with pop-up windows.
Bringing It All Together
- Multi-Component Page: Understand how to chain several forms, tables, and modals into a coherent workflow on a page. Find a few useful coding patterns for your future development.

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-While it can be said that what makes CuneiFox an ccounting system at all lies in the inner workings, calculations, and databases belonging to each modules, end-users rarely interact with those elements directly. On the contrary, users deal with interface elements like forms, tables, and popup windows all the time. The ability to reuse and refine these common elements is an immense timesaver that allows developers to focus on other crucial parts of the software.
+While it can be said that what makes CuneiFox an accounting system at all lies in the calculations and databases behind the curtains, end-users rarely interact with those elements directly. On the contrary, users deal with interface elements like forms, tables, and popup windows all the time. The ability to reuse and refine these common elements is an immense timesaver that allows developers to focus on other crucial parts of the software.
-The inner working of these common elements can be highly interdependent and delicate. Take a deep breath, these are the holiest (as well as the heaviest) reads in the entire shrine.
+The inner working of these common elements can be highly interdependent, a delicate dance between frontend and backend scripting. Take a deep breath, these are the holiest (as well as the heaviest) reads in this entire shrine.
 == Elements of concern ==
-This hub concerns object types found in ''BaseObjects.py'' file, their frontend applications (along with the corresponding javascripts), along with a few related frontend-only components, namely:
+Common components to be discussed can be categorized into 3 levels:
-* '''ThreadSafeDatabaseMetadata''': How CuneiFox opens different database files for different requests.
-* '''CuneiModel''': How data are stored in a database file.
+# '''Backend Foundation'''
-* '''CuneiForm / CuneiSubForm''': How data is displayed on a per-entry basis how user input data, and how user input is verified.
+#* ''[[ThreadSafeDatabaseMetadata]]'': Learn how CuneiFox picks and chooses different database files for different requests.
-* '''CuneiTable''': How many data entries are displayed in a table format and how in-line data manipulation is achieved.
+#* ''[[CuneiModel]]'': Explore how data are structured and stored in a database file.
-* '''CuneiModal''': How CuneiFox creates pop-up windows for search tables and expanded forms.
+# '''User Interface Components'''
-* '''Multi-component page''': How developers can link several forms, tables, and modals into a coherent workflow on a page.
+#* ''[[CuneiForm|CuneiForm / CuneiSubForm]]'': See how CuneiFox renders data on a per-entry basis, how data is input and validated.
+#* ''[[CuneiTable]]'': Learn how CuneiFox displays data entries in a table format and how it achieves its own flavour of in-line data manipulation.
+#* ''[[CuneiModal]]'': Enable CuneiFox's search tables and expandable forms with pop-up windows.
+# '''Bringing It All Together'''
+#* ''[[Multi-Component Page]]'': Understand how to chain several forms, tables, and modals into a coherent workflow on a page. Find a few useful coding patterns for your future development.