Thread: [Audacity-devel] Altering & documenting : UI/resources
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From: <d_w...@ya...> - 2002-07-01 02:20:31
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Thanks for the compiling tip - I have too many drives & partitions, so the version I was using was actually pointing to the wxWindows release I downloaded from Shane's site; turns out I had builds of wxWindows in (at least) 2 locations. I feel like a wally, but hopefully this will help Chen and others trying to get a clean CVS compile. There are no severe compile warnings under VC6, although there are a heap of warnings, mainly bc of the precedence of shift operators over relational operators. Does gcc and other C++ compilers give similar warnings? I remember once I turned off some types of warnings but can't remember how. > Keep in mind again that I'm talking about the library, and I'm deferring > all GUI issues. > > > >Both Protools and Logic use simple gfx and clear layouts, coupled with good > >keyboard control layouts. The software should hand its functionality to the > >user on a golden plate. >> We need guys like you to help hash out the design. Are you willing to > help write documentation > and specs and whatnot? There's always useful things for noncoders to do :) I'd like to go through the code and find the UI stuff, change the RGB values, move the toolbar to the bottom and maybe change the buttons (I've been working on a design for an interface - I'll post a screengrab online if you're interested in having a look; I work for a graphic design firm), so if you want any programmer documentation, I'm sure it will take me some time; I don't have any wxWindows experience, so I can keep a log of what I do and convert it to some kind of GUI doc'n, if that's of any interest. As I'm working under Windows, using VC6 I can't change any of the resources, could someone give me a pointer as to what I could use (and whereabout in the code) the GUI stuff is? I've looked for a wx resource editor, and the only one I found was a German program which I have to buy online, and its quite expensive for what's basically a visual text manipulator, especially with the aussie dollar where it is. Perhaps I'd be better off installing a Linux OS partition, and using the programs Audacity was developed with? Regards Henry Venn http://www.sold.com.au - SOLD.com.au - Find yourself a bargain! |