Andreas Schmid wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> What are the best cross-platform and Win32 GUI libraries for D?

Cross-platform: I believe DUI is the most developed of them, but whether that means it's better than MinWin I don't know.

Win32: SDWF is quite a decent one, at least for my purposes

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

(Watch also the digitalmars.D.announce space for the next week or two....)

Stewart.

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Of course. So DWT is not a binding or wrapper, but a translation of the SWT source code to D source code?

"Shawn Liu" <Shawn_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:d3vqsn$h41$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> In article <d3voka$f1s$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Andreas Schmid says...
>>
>>Does DWT allow you to natively compile SWT code without the dependency on the Java VM?
>>
>>-Andreas
>>
>
> No java VM.
>
> No SWT code, but DWT code. All java files of SWT are translated to D. The
> API
> name is identical (Some getter/setter may be changed to D properties in
> the
> future)
>
> 

You may be interested in the Crystal Widgets Library at some point in the future. CWL is a project BlackCrystal is working on to basically make the equivalent of the JDK for D except very modular and extremely easy to use.

Its not out yet though; it wont be for a while. Just thought I'd take the time to mention it :)
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Here is the demo I've got so far http://www.terrainformatica.com/screenshots/HarmoniaDemo.zip

It contains exe (374 KB - full framework including HTML engine, libpng,
libjpg, zlib)
and main D file (attached).

Screenshot of the demo I've published in previous post.

Symptoms: on one of testing machines sometimes appears "black screen". In
one second
screen restores. Might happen after exiting from the app. Whould be nice if
someone could try it - is it mine or just video card?

Andrew.

Joshua Cearley wrote:
> You may be interested in the Crystal Widgets Library at some point in the future. CWL is a project BlackCrystal is working on to basically make the equivalent of the JDK for D except very modular and extremely easy to use.
<snip>

Equivalent of the JDK?  That's the DMD package, surely?

Stewart.

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Stewart Gordon wrote:
<snippage/>
> Equivalent of the JDK?  That's the DMD package, surely?
<snipped/>

No not the standard library. The JDK gives you a lot of stuff in the library such as GUIs, some nice drawing stuff, and a few trinkets like compression streams, etc.

Thats what CWL is going to be, a toolkit you can take modules out and use (or the entire thing if you want) so you could build anything from a 3D Game to a business app with extreme ease.

Joshua Cearley wrote:
> Stewart Gordon wrote:
> <snippage/>
> 
>> Equivalent of the JDK?  That's the DMD package, surely?
> 
> <snipped/>
> 
> No not the standard library. The JDK gives you a lot of stuff in the library such as GUIs, some nice drawing stuff, and a few trinkets like compression streams, etc.
<snip>

How does one tell which parts of the JDK library aren't part of the Java standard library?

Stewart.

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Stewart Gordon wrote:
> Joshua Cearley wrote:
> 
>> Stewart Gordon wrote:
>> <snippage/>
>>
>>> Equivalent of the JDK?  That's the DMD package, surely?
>>
>>
>> <snipped/>
>>
>> No not the standard library. The JDK gives you a lot of stuff in the library such as GUIs, some nice drawing stuff, and a few trinkets like compression streams, etc.
> 
> <snip>
> 
> How does one tell which parts of the JDK library aren't part of the Java standard library?
> 
> Stewart.
> 

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/overview-summary.html

I guess everything there is standard Java library..


xs0

"Andrew Fedoniouk" <news@terrainformatica.com> wrote:
[...]
> Might happen after exiting from the app. Whould
> be nice if someone could try it - is it mine or just video card?

No problems here.

-manfred

xs0 wrote:
> Stewart Gordon wrote:
<snip>
>> How does one tell which parts of the JDK library aren't part of the Java standard library?
>>
>> Stewart.
> 
> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/overview-summary.html
> 
> I guess everything there is standard Java library..

If that's the case, then the DMD package _is_ the equivalent of JDK. I.e. JDK (J2SDK, whatever the current name is) consists of the Java compiler, related tools and Java standard library; the DMD package consists of DMD itself, related tools and D standard library.

Stewart.

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