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From: Peter Kovacs <leginee@gmail.com>
Subject: [Discussion] Office Architecture
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Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2016 07:04:27 +0200
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Hello all,


I am trying to understand the Architecture of OO. And i have a bit 
difficults to this. Mainly because I am Data Driven programmer (I suck 
when i have to write a gui), and the approach taken seems a GUI driven one.

So from hat I understand is, that on the Low lever we have "Primitives". 
Those Primitives are not an abstract view of Code, but already Graphical 
representations. (I found references from UNO to AWT. So I assume this.)

 From these Primitives OO tailors an Abstract Toolset, called Framework 
which then get implemented into the Application like Writer or Calc etc.

Is this fundamental Idea of the Architecture correct?


Thanks

Peter


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