2010-06-15 13:15:52 -04:00
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Client Class
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The ``TClient`` class is the class that glues all other MML classes together
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into one usable class. Internally, quite some MML classes require other MML
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classes, and they access these other classes through their "parent" ``TClient``
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class.
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An image tells more than a thousands words:
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.. image:: ../../Pics/Client_Classes.png
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And the class dependency graph: (An arrow indicates a dependency)
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.. image:: ../../Pics/client_classes_dependencies.png
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The client class does not do much else except creating the classes when it is
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created and destroying the classes when it is being destroyed.
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