Bronek Kozicki wrote:
Russell Hind wrote:
If people want more powerful components, they can be added afterwards,
more importantly, these components could be independly developed and distributed. That would "boost" adoption of boost GUI. If there is any, anywany.
Yes, that is what I intended. They shouldn't be part of the base library, so as to keep it small and simple (well as simple as gui's can get). I would like to see, as I think win32gui supports, the ability to use controls from multiple threads. e.g. set the enabled state/text of a button from any thread. I've currently written my own set of wrappers around Borland's VCL library to enable this, but the VCL is a large library and isn't C++, although it does integrate better with C++ than .Net IMHO. Thanks Russell