Is anybody using or planning to use the new signal/slot feature?  Seems like a powerful feature to me.  I'm curious as to its percieved utility to GUI library maintainers.

-Craig

Oops wrong newsgroup.

"Craig Black" <cblack@ara.com> wrote in message news:el4aov$1idn$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Is anybody using or planning to use the new signal/slot feature?  Seems like a powerful feature to me.  I'm curious as to its percieved utility to GUI library maintainers.
>
> -Craig
> 

Craig Black Wrote:

> Is anybody using or planning to use the new signal/slot feature?  Seems like a powerful feature to me.  I'm curious as to its percieved utility to GUI library maintainers.
> 
> -Craig
> 
> 

I'm sticking to DFL's event system for GUIs. I also make use of the signal/slot for mi D3D GUI written from scratch to know wich control sends an event and notify to all handlers.

Reply to Heinz,

> Craig Black Wrote:
> 
>> Is anybody using or planning to use the new signal/slot feature?
>> Seems like a powerful feature to me.  I'm curious as to its percieved
>> utility to GUI library maintainers.
>> 
>> -Craig
>> 
> I'm sticking to DFL's event system for GUIs. I also make use of the
> signal/slot for mi D3D GUI written from scratch to know wich control
> sends an event and notify to all handlers.
> 

did you intend to post to .dwt?

On Tuesday, 5 December 2006 at 17:37:35 UTC, Craig Black wrote:
> Is anybody using or planning to use the new signal/slot feature?  Seems like
> a powerful feature to me.  I'm curious as to its percieved utility to GUI
> library maintainers.
>
> -Craig

As we already use the current version of phobos signals for DQuick, we'll certainly migrate to the new API when it will be released.