I'm on vacation for 2 weeks to try and wrap up the writing of my book. This will include a rewrite of the algorithm used to do the box layout in the Trixul toolkit; in running side-by-side comparisons with Mozilla's Gecko engine, I noticed some problems in how unused space was distributed among spacers within a box. So, I wrote a simulator and came up with an algorithm that I am now fine tuning. Hopefully soon I will submit the changes to sourceforge.
Trixul - Cross-Platform Development in C++
Read along as I chronicle my efforts to develop the Trixul Cross-Platform GUI Toolkit. Trixul is a simple cross-platform toolkit that will be featured in my next book on the subject of cross-platform development in C++. Content posted to this blog is Copyright 2004 - 2006 Syd Logan, All Rights Reserved, and may not be duplicated or republished without the written permission of the author.
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- Name: Syd
- Location: Southern California, United States
Software developer, instrument pilot, and guitarist living in Southern California.
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Monday, January 15, 2007
1 Comments:
Syd, I bought the book and love it! Excellent job of explaining so much about cross platform issues and sharing history of development. I have been searching for the source code though and can't find it. Do we have to type in all the examples to try them? -Dave
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