Java > Scala

[Jacob Carlborg]

On 2011-12-05 23:55, Andrej Mitrovic wrote:
> On 12/4/11, Adam Wilson<flyboynw at gmail.com>  wrote:
>> Would you be willing to send me your code? I don't know how much of it i'd
>> end up using, but it would be really helpful in understanding how you got
>> as far as you did and where the trouble points were ... maybe it'll give
>> me a head-start on the project.
>
> This is still a WIP project with re-architecturing on a day-to-day
> basis. Highly experimental stuff. I'm not willing to share the code
> yet, sorry.
>
> But, you are much better off looking at a solid GUI framework such as
> Harmonia (http://harmonia.terrainformatica.com/doku.php). Even though
> it's D1 it looks pretty neat, it's a windowless GUI and has everything
> modularized. It even has theming support and HTML rendering. It is
> Windows-only though, but I think other OSes could have been supported
> if there were people willing to port it (it isn't explicitly tied to
> win32).

Why would one want to use HTML to create a GUI like this?

I see that it has something called "sinking-bubbling event propagation 
schema". This seems to work backwards compare to how (I assume) all of 
the OS implement events in their GUI's. Seems like the library would 
need to emulate the event schema on top of the native one. Doesn't sound 
very effective.

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/Jacob Carlborg