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Does anyone have any advice on keeping logic out of my GUI classes? I try to use good class design and keep as much separated as possible, but my Form classes usually ends up with more non-UI stuff mixed in than I’d like, and it tends to make maintenance a real pain.
(Visual Studio 2008 Professional, C#, Windows apps).
Many thanks.
Put your logic in a separate assembly; and, build that assembly without its referencing any GUI packages (e.g.
System.Drawing,System.Windows.Forms, etc.).