On 08/03/2010 20:14, Marcio Alexandroni wrote:
Hello,
Well, I've been working for so many years only on Windows development that I
think I must relearn application design now that I'm "multiplatform"...
What kind of graphics do you use for your applications? I mean, I know Rev
is plenty of graphical objects, but in a real multiplatform
user-application, do you use backgrounds, skinning, graphic buttons, perhaps
a group of buttons to simulate a toolbar?
Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences.
Dear Marcio,
I think you may be over-complicating things.
I am the author of a user-application that is available for Windows and
Macintosh:
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/richmond/dwriter.html
and I use graphics (images made in GIMP) as buttons throughout; this way
I can
be sure they look the same on either operating system.
If you want to have your buttons looking different after they have been
used, or
when a pointer is over them, the images can be easily manipulated using
the Graphic
Effects available through the Preferences palette.
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