David Turner wrote:
These are my expectations of how a good C++ GUI library should behave:
1. It should be a consistent yet thin wrapper around the platform's native functionality.
This might invoke some screaming: I would love to have a GUI library that could wrap .NET's Forms (using Managed C++.) I know that Boost is supposed to be a library for standard C++, but there has been room for pragmatism to accomodate compiler limitations. I just wondered if there could be a tiny little room for this particular "limitation" of C++ ;-) Maybe one should start a list for "Boost in Managed C++," which could host .NET Framework interactions as well? I might be the only one actually using Boost for Managed C++, but a list of one is better than a list of none... /David