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Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme)
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Frode |
Subject: |
Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme) |
Date: |
Tue, 22 Nov 2005 21:17:46 +0100 |
Hi!
What is the gnustep goal about gui drawing style and is it possible to
make use of native operating-system controls and menus?
I'm asking because I looked at the code dealing with control drawing,
searching for the right place to put code using
DrawThemeParentBackground() (or the earlier DrawFrameControl()) to draw
native OS controls. I found GSDrawFunctions a good candidate for this. I
suppose the idea is to create a custom "GSWin32DrawFunctions" where the
main drawing is handled-? Or is it possible to optimize it even further
so that native OS can take care of much of the work? (For example, like
win32 should have an own NSButtonCell.m file?)
May I should ask if there are more programmers considering and / or
desiring this, for example porting a Mac OS X to Windows? Maybe the
straightest way would be to tear off a project specially aimed at
"appkit-win32" library programming and collaborate from there?
Thanks for any ideas!
Regards,
Frode
- Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme),
Frode <=
- Re: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2005/11/22
- RE: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Frode, 2005/11/22
- RE: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Nicola Pero, 2005/11/22
- RE: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Frode, 2005/11/23
- Re: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Nicolas Roard, 2005/11/23
- RE: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Frode, 2005/11/24
- Re: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Michael Hanni, 2005/11/24
- Re: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Gregory John Casamento, 2005/11/24
- Re: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Nicolas Roard, 2005/11/24
- Re: Gnustep gui and win32 visual styles (theme), Michael Hanni, 2005/11/25