How not to lose text that I input in the text area in touchgfx?

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Can someone help me out with Model, View, Presenter. I have read about MVP on the official TouchGFX website, but I don't really understand how to use it.

I have implemented a keyboard and I don't want to lose the text that I input when I switch between screens.

What I have tried:

I have tried to follow a Controllers Tech tutorial and implemented his method and it works fine, but I am still lost on how this actually works.

Posted 1-Sep-23 2:38am

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Updated 13-Sep-23 4:12am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Solution 1

You need to work your way through their documentation to fully understand their product - TouchGFX Documentation [^]

If the procedures and processes is too hard for you to understand then you should maybe start at working with some gfx tutorials first until you get the hang of it - how to start using gfx beginner tutorial [^]

Posted 2-Sep-23 22:51pm

Andre Oosthuizen

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Member 16074047 · Accepted Answer · 2023-09-14T02:40:00

Solution 4

It works as a buffer. Not that complicated.

Posted 14-Sep-23 2:40am

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