51 | | In both ways a page will have a list with frames that are not stickies and a list with stickies. |
52 | | In both ways there should be a property that points to the frame that the sticky is glued to. Since a frame position is currently calculated from content position, it is reasonable to stick the content to the frame and recalculate content position when the frame is moved. |
53 | | * connectors - only frames |
| 51 | - In both ways a page will have a list with frames that are not stickies and a list with stickies. |
| 52 | - In both ways there should be a property that points to the frame that the sticky is glued to. Since a frame position is currently calculated from content position, it is reasonable to stick the content to the frame and recalculate content position when the frame is moved. |
| 53 | * connectors |
| 54 | Only frames that have specific types of content connect to other frames. That's why a connector should be a property of a content that points to another frame (or content). Note that the sticky is again just property pointing to a frame (or content - the relation is 1 to 1, so it is up to the programmer) in a specific type of content, so designing stickies can be part of designing connectors. |