I can hardly believe it's been just over a year since I released SDWF 0.1!  Well, now it's at version 0.5.  (How many of the other D GUI libraries still actively maintained are this old?)

Implemented quite a handful of features I've been wanting to put in for a while: scrolling, MDI, carets, dynamic menus and a few others.

Now SDWF can do nearly everything in the subset of OWL I ever used and more!

http://smjg.port5.com/pr/d/sdwf/

I figured it was time for another example program.  So we have one, by the name of MDI Edit.

Although a handful of things remain on my list, it's getting to the stage where your input is needed.  So, what would you people like to see in SDWF?

Stewart.

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Stewart Gordon wrote:
> I can hardly believe it's been just over a year since I released SDWF 0.1!  Well, now it's at version 0.5.  (How many of the other D GUI libraries still actively maintained are this old?)

DUI is, the linux version on dsource svn compiles with DMD 0.121 (grab dool also).
I have problems with DMD on windows (probably my fault, not sure).

Ant

>DUI is, the linux version on dsource svn compiles with DMD 0.121 (grab dool also).
>I have problems with DMD on windows (probably my fault, not sure).

What do you mean?  I also have a problem with DMD on windows: the same code using DMD on linux run correctly.  But on windows, it generate wrong result.

My code is not GUI stuff, just some calculation (using lots of data-structures, e.g. hashtable, vector ..., though) on certain input data.

no@where.com wrote:
>>DUI is, the linux version on dsource svn compiles with DMD 0.121 (grab dool also).
>>I have problems with DMD on windows (probably my fault, not sure).
> 
> 
> What do you mean?  I also have a problem with DMD on windows: the same code
> using DMD on linux run correctly.  But on windows, it generate wrong result.
> 
> My code is not GUI stuff, just some calculation (using lots of data-structures,
> e.g. hashtable, 

that's my problem see "AA with objects on window" on the learn group.
(I can't say it's not my fault but is anoying that it passes on linux but not on windows)


> vector ..., though) on certain input data.
"certain input data"... be carefull with that...

We might want to review the differences between the windows and linux versions.

Ant

Stewart Gordon wrote:
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> http://smjg.port5.com/pr/d/sdwf/

It's been drawn to my attention that the cmdids.h file was missing from the zip.  Well, this is fixed now.

Stewart.

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