• Jay Norwood (13/13) Apr 10 2017 I recently worked on an application using the eclipse4
• Jacob Carlborg (6/19) Apr 11 2017 No, not that I'm aware of. Bug you might want to ask in the "learn"

Jay Norwood <jayn prismnet.com> writes:

I recently worked on an application using the eclipse4 
application model.  It includes an extension/rework of the swt 
layout features.  The layout is tied to an emf model.  It 
supports some nice features, such as ...
1. Persistence/recall of multi-window/ multi-monitor layouts
2. Simple runtime replication/duplication of complex layouts by 
duplicating snippets of the model.
3. Hierarchical gui event notifications, so that, for example, 
replicated layouts have their own local contexts for gui events.
4. Sharing of visual layout parts and their associated classes 
among multiple "perspective" layouts.


Is there a D gui framework that already provides a similar level 
of layout/replication capabilities?

Jacob Carlborg <doob me.com> writes:

On 2017-04-10 21:40, Jay Norwood wrote:
 I recently worked on an application using the eclipse4 application
 model.  It includes an extension/rework of the swt layout features.  The
 layout is tied to an emf model.  It supports some nice features, such as
 ...
 1. Persistence/recall of multi-window/ multi-monitor layouts
 2. Simple runtime replication/duplication of complex layouts by
 duplicating snippets of the model.
 3. Hierarchical gui event notifications, so that, for example,
 replicated layouts have their own local contexts for gui events.
 4. Sharing of visual layout parts and their associated classes among
 multiple "perspective" layouts.


 Is there a D gui framework that already provides a similar level of
 layout/replication capabilities?

No, not that I'm aware of. Bug you might want to ask in the "learn" 
newsgroup/forum to get some more visibility of your post. I know that 
there are other GUI framework.

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/Jacob Carlborg