Hallo, guillaume rabusseau hat gesagt: // guillaume rabusseau wrote:
Yep, that sound good. I would be very glad to help... maybe integrating a nice gui interface on sssad?
Okay, I added some of the GUI stuff for sssad I had already built to the CVS now. Though I'm convinced, that this stuff is better built by every user on his/her own. Why? sssad has the saving completely seperated from the state collecting. You can use sssad to save to textfiles, messages, pool-files, netsend or whatever you choose to use for the actualy saving. IMO it doesn't make sense to completely standardize this area, as saving needs are different.
Anyway included the CVS now are examples how to use sssad in to save to pool, textfile and message boxes.
The problem is that you'll always have to put specific symbol for send and receive pair on gui objects or to link your gui objects with some sssad object... Maybe it could be nice to have gui objects that automatically send their data with a determined symbol like patchname-$1-var_number (with the $1 only for abstractions)
One of my priciples is, that state saving is not tied to GUI elements. One may want to save different things than just the state of a slider, and one may want to not save the state of some sliders. See http://footils.org/cms/show/1 for a longer take on my motivation for this.
But in sssad/gui you can find some examples of GUI elements that are created like [sssad-hslider SAVEME]. They will look like normal sliders, but in fact they are slider-abstraction with graph on parent and "hide object names" enabled. Additionally inside they have a [sssad $1/slider] object already connected.
Of course you cannot directly reach the sliders "Properties" dialog directly anymore, so I don't want to advocate using these directly, they are more intented as an illustration of the idiom. As I wrote above I prefer to let users make their own choices and have their own thoughts, because my way often is wrong and it is so more often for others. ;)
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__