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[!RebGUI] A lightweight alternative to VID
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Graham 4-Jan-2008 [7313x3] | Got this on clicking on the tree make object! [ code: 312 type: 'script id: 'cannot-use arg1: 'path arg2: 'none! arg3: none near: [pane/1/offset/y: pos pos: pos + ] where: 'show-node |
Nothing appeared in rebgui.log | |
I hope it's not because I've been adding to the tree/data ....! | |
Ashley 4-Jan-2008 [7316] | That would be it. Unlike other list widgets, which use a face iterator to only display visible faces, tree takes a brute-force approach and pre-builds the entire tree based on face/data. At runtime it uses face/data to work out where to position faces. |
Reichart 7-Jan-2008 [7317] | Can you point me to some screen shots of the newest RebGUI, perhaps a few examples from some applications using it? Anyone... Also, I will be finishing those logo examples today. |
Graham 7-Jan-2008 [7318] | I'm not sure if the latest is intended to be the latest as it were. A large number of graphic changes were made. |
Ashley 7-Jan-2008 [7319] | Correct, the look and feel is a work in progress at the moment. screen shots of the newest RebGUI ... I've created a snapshot release here: http://www.dobeash.com/RebGUI/rebgui112.zip Just unzip and run %tour.r and %RebDOC.r to get a feel for where things are at. |
BrianH 7-Jan-2008 [7320] | How's your resize support? The tour and RebDOC were too big for my screen resolution (1024x768) and the windows weren't resizable. |
Ashley 7-Jan-2008 [7321] | Resize works, but only %tour.r uses it at present. If resizing is enabled then the *minimum* screen size is set to starting screen size unless explicitly set via a refinement. Problem in this case is %tour.r has "grown" to 696x785 and %RebDOC.r is 800x829 (and I've not used 1024x768 for a couple of years now). I'll fix this for the next build though. |
Graham 7-Jan-2008 [7322] | Isn't Brian saying that the windows were too big for his 1024x768 ?? |
Reichart 7-Jan-2008 [7323] | Ashley, Very cool... After Dinner will make you a small log LOL clearly you need it. |
amacleod 8-Jan-2008 [7324] | Having trouble with the #HWLVXY codes. I have two group-boxes next to each other. When I resize the window They overlap. I want them both to expand in size "H" and "W" but not overlap. Is this possible? |
Ashley 8-Jan-2008 [7325] | No. You can however have this: display "Test" [ group-box "A" #HW data [field] group-box "B" #HX data [field] ] The resizing model is *very* basic and only supports one widget in a row / column resizing horizontally / vertically. |
Reichart 8-Jan-2008 [7326] | Ok, here are some other examples, and considerations when sized. For example, when you get small, the "hand" looks like the REAL hand on the screen, which could confuse people. So while it is fun at larger sized, it won't work once the pixels drop to less than 4x4 each (my guess). I think you might like the one in the lower right. It is very RACEY, the italics make it look "fast" and the black and red were something I think you requested. If you want me to try something special, or do a treatment like something else you have seen out there, just say the word. This one is a Qtask syndicated Folder. So any file we put in this folder from inside Qtask can be accessed by people outside of Qtask http://www.qtask.com/files.cgi?tab=sFolderList&uuid=YG82XF3CFW8AQ6W5NYTXV9NKE3QT So for example, since this came from the "REBOL SIG" project inside Qtask, Ashley, you can go into that project, and delete this file, which will effectively put it in the Trashcan, and this link will then point to an empty folder for people. |
Robert 12-Jan-2008 [7327x3] | Ashley, please bear in mind that laptop screens these days are: 1280 x 800. I can resize RebDoc, Tour because it's to high. |
BTW: RebDOC is very nice. | |
Looks that I have to backport a lot of stuff to a new RebGUI. | |
Graham 12-Jan-2008 [7330] | Ashley, did you note my problem with drop down lists in a scroll panel?s |
Ashley 12-Jan-2008 [7331] | I did. Correct me if I'm wrong but it's only a problem in scroll-panel's that can scroll vertically? Is there a real (as opposed to theoretical) usage case where you'd need a drop-list in a vertical scrolling panel? |
Graham 12-Jan-2008 [7332] | the screenshot is from my real application :( |
Graham 13-Jan-2008 [7333] | Just had a look at the source again ... as the droplist-mode for drop-list gone? We used to have the option of setting 'auto, 'middle, 'upward and 'dowward |
Ashley 13-Jan-2008 [7334] | Defaults to auto now, and has for some time. |
Graham 13-Jan-2008 [7335x2] | So, we can no longer change this? |
IOT, auto doesn't work for me .. my drop lists disappear at the bottom of the window losing data. | |
Ashley 13-Jan-2008 [7337] | Please post a small test case that demonstrates this. Thanks. |
Graham 14-Jan-2008 [7338x5] | Looks like my problem was that I had nested tab-panels,and the inner one with the drop list was deeper r than the outer one. |
and the outer tab-list cut off the bottom of the drop list. | |
tab-panel | |
Temporarily solved the drop-list problem in a scroll panel by just doubling the data in the list ... | |
So it no longer matters if I can't see the bottom. | |
Graham 18-Jan-2008 [7343] | Just wondering how hard it would be to do a predictive text like widget |
Ashley 18-Jan-2008 [7344x2] | I couldn't predict that ;) What exactly is it? |
auto-complete? | |
Graham 18-Jan-2008 [7346x4] | I was thinking of cellphones that use predictive text to guess what you're trying to write. if the word isn't correct, you hit a special key and it cycles thru all the choices for you changing the current word in-situ. |
Now predictive text is trickier cause each key has 3 choices of letters whereas a full keyboard there is no doubt about the letters you are typing. | |
so, perhaps more interested in the cycling .... | |
the idea is to greatly speed up text entry at the keyboard | |
PeterWood 18-Jan-2008 [7350] | OpenOffice does predictive text on the basis of words you've previously typed. It seems cool until you use something like manager, managed, managing and management in it. It then quickly becomes annoying and slows text entry down. |
Graham 18-Jan-2008 [7351] | how so .. you type man and get 5 choices so save on typing all the rest ... |
PeterWood 18-Jan-2008 [7352x2] | With Open Office you type man and get management whether you like it or not? |
I think they do it that way to avoid having to use the mouse ...unless you can make the selection without using the mouse, choosing will be slower than typing. | |
Graham 18-Jan-2008 [7354x2] | On my mobile I use the * key to switch between choices |
If a gui pops up, perhaps a key combination could be used to make a selection | |
Brock 18-Jan-2008 [7356x2] | Carl's Rebodex has something like what you describe. It filters the data in a list rather than a drop-down type widget, but that would be easy enough to change. |
... for you guys. ;-) | |
Ashley 18-Jan-2008 [7358] | Note that drop-list / edit-list already have this feature. |
Reichart 19-Jan-2008 [7359] | Ashley, you look at the art I uploaded? |
Gabriele 19-Jan-2008 [7360x2] | graham, to me it would be faster to type than to select from a list, for most words. so it would really be just annoying. it can only help on longer words of which i'm not sure about the spelling... |
it's a need on cell phones because of the small keyboard. | |
Henrik 19-Jan-2008 [7362] | Textmate only autocompletes when pressing escape. when pressing escape multiple times, you can switch between alternative completions. |
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