Re: [pygame] Cross-References

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On 2006-May-21, at 15:32, DR0ID wrote:

The pong demo using the CMV pattern (control, model, view) made me also thinking about such things.

A friendly nit: I think that you are referring to the "MVC" pattern; "CMV" evidently refers to cytomegalovirus. :-) (I learned something new.)

Richard

References:
- [pygame] Cross-References
  - From: Kris Schnee
- Re: [pygame] Cross-References
  - From: DR0ID