design patterns - 'Intended to be' way to initialize a goog.ui.Control model? -


I find it amazing that the Google Closure Library not only provides functionality, but to build a solid architecture of a method and components A guide for getModel and defines setModel

goog.ui.Control goog.ui.Component . . I think its purpose is MVC :

  1. is the controller goog.ui.Control
  2. Goog.ui.ControlRenderer
  3. Model is goog.ui.Control.model_ property

    This model in the entire library Could not find an example of the usage. I believe it keeps for complex modules which Google uses for itself, however, this idea prevents it from being interesting.

    Now, this question is oriented: you goog.ui.Control : inside the constructor? Should it be given as a parameter for control? Should it be set out from an initial form?

    Goog.ui.Control exits goog. Ui.Component , which has a method. This is not a specific use in the library - the details in the docs

    "The arbitrary data associated with the component is given as an object." Such as meta-data "

    after you set, before calling upon setmodel but before render, so that your render / createDom methods model_ can use the property.

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