ProGUI V1.38 UI Library (Small Bug Fix)

[DoubleDutch]

Is this in the latest download?

[PrincieD]

Is this in the latest download?

No sorry DoubleDutch I should have mentioned that it's in the current build I'm working on, it shouldn't be much longer now until released anyway.

Chris.

[DoubleDutch]

No problem...

[PrincieD]

Hey guys,

Heres a couple of screens of the new SplitterEx with Office 2007 default skin.




With the second screenshot you can see sloppy Microsoft programming with the richedit common control

Chris.

[electrochrisso]

Good one Chris, keep up the great work on this lib.
Been having some fun with the ability to put images behind the Rebar.
I have only used a few commands so far from the lib and it really make my software shine already.

[PrincieD]

Good one Chris, keep up the great work on this lib.
Been having some fun with the ability to put images behind the Rebar.
I have only used a few commands so far from the lib and it really make my software shine already.

Thanks electrochrisso!

[X]

Hmm, using Direct2D ...? Are we able to use the commands against a Sprite3D application (such as the example in the pb manual)?

[PrincieD]

Hmm, using Direct2D ...? Are we able to use the commands against a Sprite3D application (such as the example in the pb manual)?

once I've implemented the DirectD2 API, it should run as fast as any 3D function in a dedicated DirectX window. I have already working prototype code

[electrochrisso]

Thought I would submit this here, since it relates mainly to ProGUI code, to show how easy it is to put a nice gradient behind your toolbar using a rebar.
Simply place this code at the bottom of the Open_Window_0 procedure in the ProGUI ToolbarExample.pb.

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  rbi=CreateImage(#PB_Any,1024,64)
  StartDrawing(ImageOutput(rbi))
    DrawingMode(#PB_2DDrawing_Gradient)      
    BackColor ($FFFFFF)
    FrontColor($A0A000)
    LinearGradient(0,0,1024,64)
    Box(0,0,1024,64)
  StopDrawing()
  CreateRebar(#REBAR_0,WindowID(#Window_0),ImageID(rbi),0,0)
  AddRebarGadget(toolbar,"",0,0,0,0,0)

Dont forget to put #REBAR_0 in the Gadget Constants Enumeration.
Hey Chris, perhaps ProGUI should have its own user community thread or board even.

[PrincieD]

Thought I would submit this here, since it relates mainly to ProGUI code, to show how easy it is to put a nice gradient behind your toolbar using a rebar.

Very nice code electrochrisso

Hey Chris, perhaps ProGUI should have its own user community thread or board even.

Thats a good idea! would anyone else like to have a dedicated thread/board on the forums? if so then drop Fred a message (it would be a bit presumptuous for me to do it lol)

Quick update: I've finished coding a little tool over the past couple of days that automatically generates DLL wrappers for PureBasic, Blitzmax, AutoIt and C++ based on the ProGUI source. This should help speed up dev time now

Chris.

[DoubleDutch]

A facebook page would be better. You get less spam than a forum does.

[PrincieD]

A facebook page would be better. You get less spam than a forum does.

hmm I'm not sure about facebook Anthony, I don't want everyone seeing my drunk posts lol

[DoubleDutch]

lol - It would be a separate page - like facebook.com/progui (once you get 20 or more 'likes') - you (and possibly others) would be the admin. Just go to facebook and add the page...

[PrincieD]

lol - It would be a separate page - like facebook.com/progui (once you get 20 or more 'likes') - you (and possibly others) would be the admin. Just go to facebook and add the page...

Right! it's done please goto http://www.facebook.com/pages/ProGUI/235046683185990

Cheers!

Chris.

[DoubleDutch]

Don't forget, when you get to 20+ 'likes' you can go into the page settings and pick a proper page name for the page, eg: Facebook.com\progui