On Jun 21, 2011 12:26 AM, "pavel" <paul.cpprules@gmail.com> wrote:
German wrote on Sunday, June 19, 2011 at 21:31:01:
- A library for designing dialogs and forms - A library for specifying bindings between the interface and the application's data (or creating a view of it).
I would also rank highly a library that has good internationalization support.
I think I will start by these two fundamental libraries on top of gtk.
Seems like a move in the right direction, but managing dependencies for different platform is going to be complicated, no? Sylvain
I want that the specification of the gui can directly be embedded in C++ at compile time
I'm not sure why you want that so much. I like the possibility of having GUI specification in a separate file in order to adapt my application's look to the need of the customer (optimize it for a particular screen size or use a particular type of font, etc) without the need to recompile it. I would not use something that set the GUI layout in stone once it has been compiled. My 2cents, Sylvain