To help you organize this project (or feel better about it), read these Class Responsibility Collaboration(crc) links, and writeup a version of these cards for your project (you can use asciio (if you got Gtk2) when you've got a version you want to share)

html version (no overlapping or closeness)

View
  • Render the Model
  • Transform coordinates
  • Controller
  • Model
Controller
  • Interpret user input
  • Distribute control
  • View
  • Model
Model
  • Maintain problem related info
  • Broadcast change notification

YAML (HoHoA), (no overlapping or closeness) 

---
View:
  Responsibilities:
    - (what the class does)
    - Render the Model
    - Transform coordinates
    - 
    - 
    - 
  Collaborations:
    - (related objects)
    - Controller
    - Model
    - 
    - 
    - 
---
Controller:
  Responsibilities:
    - (what the class does)
    - Interpret user input
    - Distribute control 
    - 
    - 
    - 
  Collaborations:
    - (related objects)
    - View
    - Model
    - 
    - 
    - 
---
Model:
  Responsibilities:
    - (what the class does)
    - Maintain problem related info
    - Broadcast change notification
    - 
  Collaborations:
    - (related objects)
    - 
    - 
    -

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App::asciio text diagram, both overlapping and closeness 



 .----------------------------------------.
 | View                                   |
 .-------------------------.--------------.
 | - Render the Model      | - Controller |
 | - Transform coordinates | - Model      |
 |                         |              |
 |                         |  .---------------------------------------
+-.
 |                         |  | Controller                            
+ |
 '-------------------------'--.-------------------------.-------------
+-.
                              | - Interpret user input. | - View      
+ |
                              | - Distribute control    | - Model     
+ |
                              |                         |             
+ |
                              |                         |             
+ |
                              |                         |             
+ |
                              '-------------------------'-------------
+-'
 .----------------------------------------.
 | Model                                  |
 .-------------------------.--------------.
 | - Maintain problem      |              |
 | realted info.           |              |
 | - Broadcast change      |              |
 | notification.           |              |
 |                         |              |
 '-------------------------'--------------'

Note that the cards are placed such that
View and Controller are overlapping (implying close collaboration)
and placed above Model (implying supervision.)

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In reply to Re: Organising and localising generated POD (Class Responsibility Collaboration(crc)) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Organising and localising generated POD by duncs

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