I did create a program with a GUI. Now I use Win32::GUI::Dialog() to
show the window. It works all fine. But now I want that it executes
Win32::GUI::Dialog(), check if any events happend and then give control
back to my program. So I could make a program like this:
Re: UI subsystem interface design ... Typically a Window instance in the subsystem will ... What is a Control instance and what would it's role be? ... I doubt that I would want let an instance of something called Control be accessed by the subsystem, because that would be passing a message containing an object I want to keep my UI system highly decoupled from the application using, that is why I am restricting myself to data passed by value. ... In the GUI display paradigm one basically has: ... (comp.object)
Re: How to correctly model API dependencies in UML ... classes (especially when this dependency is very strong, like inheritance), I don't know how to express this. ... A GUI is semantically an entirely different subject matter than the customer business so it should be isolated in a subsystem or layer that is dedicated to that subject matter. ... In such a subsystem or layer the business semantics is only represented in things like text string values for window titles and control labels.... (comp.object)
Focus problem in a GUI ... I created a GUI with several controls using Guide. ... GUI, the main window has the focus, which means that if I hit a key, ... particular control.... If I hit 'Enter', ... (comp.soft-sys.matlab)
Re: Linux, X, ld, gcc, linking, shared libraries and stuff ... It doesn't matter what GUI we're talking about, ... as initial entry of the mouse pointer into a window ("enter / leave" ... out the documentation from Microsoft and for X which confirms it, ...graphics inside the vertical retrace period...this way, ... (alt.lang.asm)
Re: MacUpdatePromo ... easy way to know which app will work which way. ... so users are supposed to know all GUI guidelines and understand the ... when they close a window.... them to quit.... (comp.sys.mac.advocacy)