Well, it's a bit more work then just wrapping commctrl.h
since first of all e.g. the ReBar has a totally different
interface then e.g. a button control, and I want to have the
interface appear similar inside SmartWin for easiness.
In addition it needs to be done in a way such that it
compiles on VC++7.1, 8.0, gcc 3.4, gcc 4.0 and WineLib
(WinGCC)...
In addition to all those it needs to be done in such a way
that it probably won't have to be changed in future versions
for backwards compatibility, etc, etc, etc...
So you see it's quite an extensive job, though I have come a
really long way (with the ReBar control) so far, and at
least the ReBar WILL make it into the 2.0 version (which is
the next version of SmartWin)
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I've started working on this now, there's a basic
implementation of a WidgetCoolbar (rebar control) in the CVS
now...
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Actually, how dificult would it be to wrap the controls
defined in commctrl.h
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Well, it's a bit more work then just wrapping commctrl.h
since first of all e.g. the ReBar has a totally different
interface then e.g. a button control, and I want to have the
interface appear similar inside SmartWin for easiness.
In addition it needs to be done in a way such that it
compiles on VC++7.1, 8.0, gcc 3.4, gcc 4.0 and WineLib
(WinGCC)...
In addition to all those it needs to be done in such a way
that it probably won't have to be changed in future versions
for backwards compatibility, etc, etc, etc...
So you see it's quite an extensive job, though I have come a
really long way (with the ReBar control) so far, and at
least the ReBar WILL make it into the 2.0 version (which is
the next version of SmartWin)
.t