Sounds good, just making sure you know: FLTK comes with "fluid" which is a "widget layout manager", good for laying out dialogs and even somewhat complex window/widget layouts, though maybe a bit limited for what people expect from a full on "IDE".
For instance, fluid doesn't manage multi-platform makefile dependencies; it assumes you either make this by hand in gmake or cmake.. fluid simply provides for a way to run a build command of your own making. So I guess just be aware of what fluid does already; lets you layout buttons/input fields/tiling/auto-packing forms/etc, attach and edit source code for the widgets, create classes and use them, etc. Domingo Alvarez Duarte wrote: > I'm looking for a layout manager and could see some past discussion about it > on fltk forums but no useful result, today I found an interesting article on > codeproject: > http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dialog/layoutmgr.aspx > > It has two interfaces to layout widgets on forms/dialogs and it seems to be > well designed and elaborated, I'm planning to port it to fltk. > > And I'm pointing it here to look for help on this task and or directions to a > different/better solution. > > I tasted before http://www.suneido.com and it has an interesting and easy > layout manager too and it can be used to print and generate pdfs too. > > Thanks in advance for any help/comments ! _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
