will assume there is no derived class defined at all. Currently this has the effect
of making mapped variables public access. If there is a name, then it assumes that
a derived class exists, and leaves mapped variables protected. It's done like
-this to avoid the rat's nest of friend declarations and un-necessary derived classes.
-
+this to avoid the rat's nest of friend declarations and un-necessary derived classes,
+and because the new MVC architecture needs direct access to buttons etc.
+
+There is a naming scheme for any variabled widgets, similar to the xforms frontend :
+
+buttons - button_
+spinboxen - spin_
+tabstack - tabstack
+comboboxen - combo_
+checkboxen - check_
+lengthentry - length_
+radio buttons - radio_
+line edits - line_
+emptytable - table
+list box - list_
+
Some tips and guidelines for qtarch and the KDE frontend :
o the default button should be the one that causes least harm, unless