Composite values for declarative language applications
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsSimon David Kent, William Emeric Aitken, Siddharth Jayadevan
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsSimon David Kent, William Emeric Aitken, Siddharth Jayadevan
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One embodiment is directed to a method that may be practiced in a declarative application with composites organized hierarchically, including composites in the same hierarchy, but not directly related by direct intervening child/parent relationships. The method includes acts for providing a link between composites unrelated by direct intervening child/parent relationships. The method includes rendering data at a user interface. The data is associated with a first composite in a declarative application. The method further includes detecting, at the user interface, user interaction with the rendered data. As a result of detecting user interaction with the rendered data, the method further includes defining a composite path to the first composite. The method further includes providing the name of the path as a local variable to a second composite such that the second composite can interact with the data.
In a declarative application with composites organized hierarchically, including composites in the same hierarchy, but not directly related by direct intervening child/parent relationships, a method of providing a link between composites unrelated by direct intervening child/parent relationships, the method comprising:
In a declarative application with composites organized hierarchically, including composites in the same hierarchy, but not directly related by direct intervening child/parent relationships, a method of using a link between composites unrelated by direct intervening child/parent relationships, the method comprising
The method of claim 11, wherein dependencies in the path change as a result of the path name itself changing.
In a declarative application with composites organized hierarchically, including composites in the same hierarchy, but not directly related by direct intervening child/parent relationships, a computer program product comprising a computer readable medium comprising computer executable instructions that when executed by a processor cause the following to be performed:
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