World: r3wp
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Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8639] | not yet |
Pekr 5-Dec-2008 [8640] | Henrik - what is in system metrics? Is there resolution only? Or also other aspects? In the past, I tried to wrap rebol to win32 funcs, to detect properly multiple monitors and their orientation, but was not successfull at the task. It would be nice, if we would have such funcitonality ... |
Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8641] | pixels are used here |
Pekr 5-Dec-2008 [8642] | I will try today one test with r3-alpha - connecting my notebook to LCD TV. IIRC, REBOL then reports screen size of monitor1-X + monitor2-X/max (monitor1-Y, monitor2-Y), or something like that ... |
CharlesW 5-Dec-2008 [8643] | Henrik, I went through all of your videos and it looks awesome. Had there been any discussion on an HTML viewer widget? |
Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8644x2] | Not at this time, no. I think that will be left up to a 3rd party to do such a thing. |
I'm wondering now if it's going to be possible to write an R2 client for RebTalk. I've not asked Carl about this yet. | |
Graham 5-Dec-2008 [8646x3] | Why not ? It's just using LNS isn't it? |
Is the source available? | |
to Rebtalk? | |
CharlesW 5-Dec-2008 [8649] | Is rebtalk downloadable yet? |
Graham 5-Dec-2008 [8650x2] | only for the chosen ones ... |
ie. the famous five | |
CharlesW 5-Dec-2008 [8652] | I wish the teasing would stop or at least be backed by a well thought out and valid date. |
Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8653x2] | I think actually it's just using HTTP. |
Graham, it's currently useless due to HTTP bugs. So it was a pretty good thing to work on. | |
Graham 5-Dec-2008 [8655x2] | Oh ...? I looked at the data format and it looked similar to LNS format |
Oh yeah ... I used a web client! :) | |
Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8657] | Rebtalk is very small, smaller than the entire of LNS. |
Graham 5-Dec-2008 [8658] | So plain ordinary http |
Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8659] | looks like it. |
Graham 5-Dec-2008 [8660] | http bugs?? Oh oh ... Gabriele has some work to do then :( |
Henrik 5-Dec-2008 [8661] | Carl and Maarten are working on it now. |
Graham 5-Dec-2008 [8662x2] | Henrik, you're sleep talking! |
well, I did express my opinion that we needed a BBS ... | |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8664x3] | CharlesW: for html viewer, it would be best to wrap webkit :-) |
Henrik - nice - http://rebol.hmkdesign.dk/files/r3/gui/166.png | |
Just two questions - 1) what it the space at the bottom grid? A layout bug? Or just wrongly set container size? 2) Will there be anything done to font rendering? Some letters look rather blurry. Is it a bug, or just we are not still using more advanced font rendering techniques? I thought that moving to AGG will solve it for us ... | |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8667] | 1. Some kind of error, possibly due to the wonders of MAX-SIZE. 2. Cyphre will need to handle that. |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8668x2] | I wonder what Carl thinks about MAX-SIZE concept. In fact, when thinking about scallable apps, I am not sure you can make it work in required way. |
What is the style the picture shows? List-view? Or some grid prototype? | |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8670x2] | I will explain the construction in a minute. Need to run an errand... |
Ok, I'm building it of several parts. (This may change if I find some more clever way of doing it.) First there is a DATA-GRID, which is a TIGHT style that contains actors to generate a grid view and links to a block of data. DATA-GRID is a slave style in that you link it to a data block and then it will display what it can display of that block from a start index set in the style, so it works like a data window. TEXT-GRID is currently just a variant of DATA-GRID with different spacing between cells. Next, we can move that start index around by attaching a scroller to the DATA-GRID, and set the DATA-GRID's ON-SCROLL actor to set a new index, based on the input from the scroller. The scroller will be set based on the size of the data block versus the size of the data grid. Presto, a functioning list view. I will explain sorting, filtering and all that later. | |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8672] | Please don't make the mistake, typical for few grids I tested - that you can't unsort :-) |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8673] | If I get to do it, sorting will be non-destructive, like LIST-VIEW. This means keeping a sort index. But that depends on how complex it will be. Carl tolerates only little complexity. |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8674x2] | I think I need to re-read all those tight, panel, group, container, as those styles are similar and I don't understand why and when should I pick, when starting to do something ... |
yes, I am with Carl here = VID should come with some basic, but rathere complete styleset for forms, data navigation, etc. Somethink like your grid can come later, from 3rd parties. | |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8676] | PANEL - When you need to group faces together loosely with a nice frame. GROUP - When you need to group faces together loosely without any frame. TIGHT - When you need to group faces together tightly without any frame. CONTAINER - When you need to group boxes and controls. This is for specific styles and not for beginners. |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8677x2] | For me, we need - container (resizable), icon bar, tabs, tree, data-grid (naming those more complex styles) |
Is content elements orientation unified for panel ang group, or still it differs? Is it really a bug, or Carl wants it that way? | |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8679x2] | an icon bar could be a simple group |
I don't know if it's a bug. It has not been touched. Quite frankly, I've not noticed it at all until you mentioned it. | |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8681] | :-) |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8682] | Besides it is the adjustment of one single integer that decides that. |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8683] | I am not stating it is a bug, but for me a usability problem, if I have to constantly remind myself, which places its elements which way ... |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8684] | You might need to deal with that anyway. I find myself needing to place a number on how many columns I need most of the time, and how hard is it really to type a single digit? :-) |
Pekr 6-Dec-2008 [8685x2] | Henrik - do we have anything like "anchor"? I do remember, from Romano' s styleset resizing model, that you could anchor your element to some other, and it stayed that way. Maybe it is not needed with recent resizing model? |
How does 'tight differ to 'group (both without frame), if I would choose 'group and set spacing to 0x0? | |
Henrik 6-Dec-2008 [8687x2] | group is based on tight, with different spacing. |
the question is how much you want to write. often it makes sense to make a new style if we find that certain options are repeated a lot for a specific style, even if it's just one little thing. | |
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