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Kaj 2-Sep-2011 [7254] | I like path notation better, too |
Pekr 2-Sep-2011 [7255] | How one distinguis obfuscated path notation from the real one? I have headache because of path notation usage from VID2, where one could cause "unexpected" changes :-) |
Robert 2-Sep-2011 [7256x2] | We found a way to support both without big effort. The non path version is better if things are script generated. |
And, there won't be any changes. It's just to access stuff in a face. | |
james_nak 2-Sep-2011 [7258] | Thanks Cyphre for the explanation. |
Henrik 17-Sep-2011 [7259] | Tag field style: http://rebol.hmkdesign.dk/files/r3/gui/257.png |
Kaj 17-Sep-2011 [7260] | Is that just CHECK, or does it work differently? |
Henrik 17-Sep-2011 [7261] | I think the intention is to emulate the MacOSX tag field. You write in a "floating" text field and when pressing enter, it becomes a tag, which can be deleted or moved around. Deleting or moving doesn't work yet. |
GrahamC 17-Sep-2011 [7262] | looks like it removes the widget |
Kaj 17-Sep-2011 [7263] | Ah, so you enter the text. Thanks |
GrahamC 17-Sep-2011 [7264x3] | One thing I would like to see is the ability to keep focus on a field and not let it be lost to other faces/widgers appearing |
without having to create a modal requester | |
or dialog | |
Henrik 17-Sep-2011 [7267] | noted. perhaps Bolek can answer if this is already possible (I'm already doing that in the VID Extension Kit). |
GrahamC 17-Sep-2011 [7268] | In an async application you can't control which windows popup in the background ... so you want to keep focus on a field where you are entering data and not be kicked out of that field |
Pekr 26-Sep-2011 [7269x2] | Taken from RMAsset Twitter: "We plan to release a new R3-GUI version next Friday." Any significant changes about tobe expected, in comparison to latest release? |
If I understand it correctly, your NLPP app, version 2.0, is going to be done in R3, hence using R3 GUI? | |
Henrik 26-Sep-2011 [7271] | NLPP 2.0 is R2 and RebGUI based. |
Pekr 26-Sep-2011 [7272] | ok, thanks ... Ithought that R3 GUI is suited for that task, but that would be probably a preliminary assumption :-) |
Henrik 26-Sep-2011 [7273x2] | The timing is bad, as NLPP 2.0 has already been in development since early 2011 and it's almost leaving alpha development. Furthermore, there is a lot of development time invested in some special RebGUI widgets for NLPP and converting this work to R3 would take a significant amount of time. |
That time is better invested in allowing people to work on specific things, like the automated testing system for the R3 GUI, rather than specialize ourselves into a corner this early. | |
GrahamC 26-Sep-2011 [7275] | Are the RebGUI widgets being released? |
Henrik 26-Sep-2011 [7276] | Not sure, as the usefulness is probably limited outside NLPP. |
GrahamC 30-Sep-2011 [7277] | Thanks for the new release. |
Robert 2-Oct-2011 [7278x2] | With our R3-GUI test-system available now, we could really need some help in creating test-cases. The more the better. We want to build-up a huge test-suite for GUI tests that we run on "every commit" to keep quality high and identify breaking changes. |
The more help to build test-cases and submit them to us, the faster we will be in pushing R3-GUI forward. | |
Pekr 2-Oct-2011 [7280] | I can still get hard crasches of R3, in various phases: do %r3-gui.r3 do %examples/run-layouts.r3 Two times I got a crash, when just closing the windows, and when at layout #15, clicking in the form. Once I got it with layout #20, and once at layout #27, clicking the big red button ... |
Henrik 2-Oct-2011 [7281] | Pekr, if you can post directly what you do, that would be helpful, so Bolek can solve cases, one at a time. |
Pekr 2-Oct-2011 [7282] | I just posted what I do. Running above script, closing the windows, and trying to click into some forms. Not easily reproducible ... |
Henrik 2-Oct-2011 [7283] | ok. anything reproducible helps. |
Cyphre 3-Oct-2011 [7284] | Pekr, the 'hard crashes' are most probably related to one bug that is waiting on Carl to trace/fix since it looks we are not able to do it from the host-kit side. |
Pekr 3-Oct-2011 [7285] | Cyphre - is there any chance Carl is going to be available to do some low-level fixes? It kind of crashes very often, but of course, with one specific use-case, so "normal GUI usage" (whatever that means) could be without any problems ... |
Robert 3-Oct-2011 [7286] | We are in contact with him, but as you know this can than still take some time. |
Pekr 3-Oct-2011 [7287x3] | Cool that he's available. I noticed his new photo on a vineyard, on facebook, so he's still alive and well :-) |
Our next focus is on the skinning system. We finally want to have the most beautiful R3 apps on the planet :-) - your Twitter message is very welcomed :-) | |
Does it mean, that material system is in-place, or was it simplified? What is the state re skinning? From what I understand, Henrik had no free time to work on it last I checked? | |
Henrik 3-Oct-2011 [7290] | Need the facilities for skinning to be in place first, so it will be a while. |
Claude 4-Oct-2011 [7291] | great release ;-) thank you. perhaps ask carl to do somethink for gui on linux |
Pekr 7-Oct-2011 [7292] | As for the possible "look & feel" of the GUI, I personally like HTC Sense, and Linux Mint - combination of light greay and green. IIRC Ashley created some more lightweight look for his GUI too later in the process ... http://www.xda-developers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/ScreenShots.png?139d23 http://smartphoneblogging.com/android-picture-galleries/htc-sense-screenshots/ http://www.linuxmint.com/screenshots.php Take it just as a note :-) |
Robert 7-Oct-2011 [7293x2] | Anyone going to help developing styles? We need more of them. |
The base is now matured enough that all can help. | |
Pekr 7-Oct-2011 [7295] | Robert - so the infrastructure for skinning will be added later? |
Robert 7-Oct-2011 [7296] | We are already working on it. But it doesn't impact the style writer. You can add a nice look later. |
Robert 8-Oct-2011 [7297x2] | Is anyone willing to try to develop a tree style? |
We don't have it on our plan at the moment, but it's a fundamental style so this would fit good with the styles we do. | |
Robert 11-Oct-2011 [7299] | So, I see no one is really interested in this R3 GUI stuff... I'm wondering a bit but anyway... I think doing public releases might not be worth the effort. |
Pekr 11-Oct-2011 [7300x2] | Robert - I think that it is not accurate, that noone is interested in the R3 GUI. IMO we all are, it is just that each of us is busy elsewhere. If you look into the past of this group, or in the old GUI (Carl's one) old days, it was mostly me and 1-2 users to do some comments, studying code, etc. It is about the general lack of man-power. E.g. shadwolf claimed, he can do tree view in few hours, but is refusing to, and you better don't read the long blog chat. It is also about lost confidence of many rebollers into R3 in general. Or just maybe - ppl being in wait mode, untill Carl reappears? |
As for me - "I would like to help", and I will at some point, at least with testing. But got my own project 2Zone moving, awaiting LED Screen arrival and needing to do many arrangements. I can't surely code tree-view,but I can test, even privately, for anyone who asks me. Not much next 3-5 weeks though .... | |
Endo 11-Oct-2011 [7302] | Robert: you are wrong. As Pekr said many of us are waiting and busy with something else. I downloaded all the RMA R3 stuff, tested all GUI examples (found some crash problems btw) I really would like to help/write a tree style, but I'm not a good Rebol coder I'm afraid. So please keep up the work. |
Sunanda 11-Oct-2011 [7303] | Robert -- an R3 GUI just isn't one of my priorities just now. While there is no likely target date for a beta release of R3, all my REBOL development is on R2. I was happy to help debug R3 alphas while that project had some momentum, and I may be again in the future, But right now, I just do not have the time for what I have to consider to be speculative projects. I hope you do get the help and feedback you need. |
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