pascal.hue...@bluewin.ch a écrit : > Hi Ryan, > > i got my development version working. Today I could spend some hours to > review the code and I think, that I > understand the basic concept. I also read the development roadmap, but > sometimes its hard to guess, what exactly is > meant by topic XYZ, if one is not that deep in the project already. > > > > But there is one thing I'd like to change first: "The Skin System" > > > > I'm not sure if there was a lot of discussion about that topic in the past, > but I think because of the way it is done, > the GUI doesn't behave as a user might expect. (Full screen and so forth) > Skins must not depend on the screen's > resolution. I think it should be done as a box layout similar to CSS. > Therefore I would not use png Files, but SVG > insteat. I already made some custom widgets in Qt, using SVG files and they > look great, because Qt is going to re- > render the SVG's on resize. (I think there won't be any performance problems > rendering the images after a resize of the > GUI ?!) > > > > I know this is not on the roadmap, not even for 1.9, so maybe nobody thought > about it or it doesn't seem to be > important, but I think, since the visual experience is always the first > impression of a software, it is more important > than one might expect. So i suggest to start that rewrite (maybe just as a > try, if it doesn't work very well) and show > you my results and then we can see if its a feature you like to integrate or > not. > > This is a good idea IHMO, and if I had the time to contribute, that's what I would implement. Auto-resizable UI with constraints. However i'd stay clear of SVG and would use Qt Layouts. I would extend the XML skin format to specify Qt Layout as containers and appropriate constraints for contained objects, pretty much like you can do using Java Swing. I don't think you'd need to resize the image itselves, I'd just concentrate on proper scalable layouting.
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