Felipe Magno de Almeida wrote:
I've been working the past two years, on and off, unfortunately more often not, in a GUI library. But I have gotten back to it. And I wanted to make it usable. I believe there are some great things in it. This library has a named parameter interface which is extensible by the backend implementation. I've been working on a QT port, which have been fairly easy so far. My intention is to rework some parts of it, finish most widgets and the surface concept I've been working on and submit to review to boost. But I wanted some ideas on the controller interface and whatever might be useful too in improving the design before submitting. The library is in http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/cppgui There's a svn and trac there that I use. The library requires the boost/funcitonal/factory.hpp library reviewed and accepted (?), which is not yet part of any boost distribution to compile. You will also need fusion to compile. I've tested with GCC 4.4.0/4.3.3 with QT and win32 with visual C++ 9.0. But should be pretty portable, including qt in visual C++. The gtk code does not compile :(.
There are some very primitive documentation in the site, and some examples in the svn.
Thanks in advance,
Hello, I'm finding the build instructions on the wiki are not working. You must edit the file boost-build.jam in cppgui root directory, or some of its parents, so that bjam can find boost.build. boost-build ../boost_1_39_0/tools/build/v2 ; First, I am unable to find a file named boost-build.jam in any of the cppgui files. Secondly, I am unable to determine which directory is considered cppgui root as there is a folder 'trunk' which contains docs, etc, and then there is the projects folder which contains a lot of stuff. Also, with this instruction: My CppGui <http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/cppgui/CppGui> root directory contains the Jamfile.v2 with the following content: use-project boost : ../boost_1_39_0 ; Which directory is the root directory, and there is no Jamfile.v2 in anything but the projects sub folders.