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| U++ for newbees [message #24916] |
Thu, 04 February 2010 14:43  |
TRNG98
Messages: 5
Registered: January 2010
Location: Lund
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It is very fantastic that you simply declare the layout of your progam  , but I would like to see some detailed example, where all these small steps is very detailed explained as this is not so clear to all of us here.
MyApp().Sizeable().Run();
All the alternatives could be pointed out, and where to find
documentation/ complete lists.
CtrlLayout(modify);
If there is some default/implicit conversion of types,
this is very elegant, but as some time this should be
made clear, and a more explicit version can be compared.
array.Add(~modify.name, ~modify.surname, ~modify.address, ~modify.email);
The source and mapping of variable names
public WithAddressBookLayout<TopWindow>
... just a thought I have ....
... trying to make a child window 
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| Re: U++ for newbees [message #24932 is a reply to message #24916] |
Fri, 05 February 2010 04:33  |
alendar
Messages: 47
Registered: January 2010
Location: Idaho, USA
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I like the AddressBook example. I used it to get started.
A Child window: Do you mean open a window from another main window?
Here's what I did (right or wrong):
In my main window definition:
1) AboutWin aboutWindow; // private, no need to make it public
2) To a menu click, I put "aboutWindow.Open();"
This created a modeless window and showed it.
3)
void Close() {
TopWindow::Close();
}
Easy-peezy! It took a while to figure out though. There's an example of having a bunch of main windows and how to have a single event loop, but I didn't need anything fancy.
Note that you need to replace "TopWindow" with whatever you subclassed, or you'll miss something.
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