On 01/16/2011 02:37 PM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
The fpGUI UI Designer *only* parses and edits the code between the
comment markers. That's those comments that start with {@VFD_xxx}
So it looks like a very small step on top ff this to (optionally) move
the Delphi code interpreting these into the the runtime executable, too,
and manage just theses lines in the designer files and for runtime
compilation load them in a resource.
FWIW:
I shortly explained the "ifi" idea ( (c) Martin ) in another message.
Here a "remote GUI" for an (locally headless) embedded would be provided
by a Lazarus program (or - in an even more "far fetched" design a
Silverlight/Moonlight application done in Delphi Prism) that allows for
all necessary controls to be displayed. A stream of control codes is
sent from the "embedded" application to the remote "head" for creating
and managing the controls. This - at best - could be designed in sync
with the control code stream used for form creation.
-Michael
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