To: OpenDoc Development Framework Discussion List, ODF-Interest@CILabs.
Date: 5/29/96
Subject: Subviews Time: 2:10 PM
While reading the "ODF Developer's Guide Update", I came across the following paragraph in the section on "Defining a Subview"
"The view hierarchy inside your frame will never be very deep. Usually a frame contains simple views, such as controls, as direct children, and it may contain a content view which itself contains other simple views. It is rare that you use more than 2 layers of views because of the limitation"
What is the limitation being referred to in that last (incomplete) sentence? Does this mean that my view hierarchy _should not_ get very deep? If so, how deep is too deep? I am currently using nested subviews extensively in my part.
