I got a bunch of replies, so I'm going to combine my reply to all of
them at once.
"Michael D. Crawford" wrote:
> Looking again at your original post, if what you want is a
> cross-platform application framework, have a look at ZooLib:
>>>SNIP<<<
I do want cross platform, but I want it in such a way that all you need
is the protocol definition (with the simplest definition requiring
almost no work) that anyone can implement. XML is text, so it can be
understood by everyone. That makes it as crossplatform as people are
willing to make libraries and programs for it.
"Michael D. Crawford" wrote:
> Have a look at what you can do with libglade, part of the Gnome project.
"Scott A. Herod" wrote:
> The only gui definition I'm aware of is the XUL project.
Yeah, this much closer to what I want.
"Bil Mason" wrote:
>Wow, what kind o BeBox are you running?
I don't, I'm using it as an example
> (I'm guessing you meant SOAP since XML is not a protocol)
No, I meant XML Protocol:
http://www.w3.org/2000/xp/
> to describe individual pixels.
You wouldn't. At the start of a session you would describe the bounding
box that you are filling (for example 1152 x 864 @ 32 bit color, maybe
even color mappings of some sort) and then send something like <Frame>
lots of pixel data </Frame> which would mean that most of your data is
just pixel data.
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