Mail Archives: djgpp/1996/05/10/02:24:53
> >> TWS v1.10 is now available at last. I'm sorry for the long wait
> >> ... at ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/djgpp2/tws110.zip
> >
> >Take a look at it, it's great!
> >
> >Malcom, you've done a _real_good_job_ !
> What is it?
> RS
I quote Malcom:
This is a event based windowing system for djgpp. It consists of a
graphics library and a class library for creating and managing windows.
* Features:
The graphics library works in any colour depth without the program
needing to change it's code. There are two forms of most functions,
one that uses a single colour number (0-255), and one that uses an
rgb triple to define a colour. The second version will dither if in
an 8bit mode.
The window system has sizeable, moveable and overlapping windows
whose functionality comes from the base Window class.
All actions are caused by events passed between classes. Events
from timers can also be set up.
Other controls:
Menus
Popup Menus
Buttons
Static Text
Edit Text (with clipbord support, single line)
Sliders
Progress indicators
Check boxes
Radio buttons
High level windows:
Tab navigated windows (for dialog boxes)
Scrolling windows
File dialog box (compatible with Win95 long filenames)
Message box (including selectable buttons)
Help window supporting simple hypertext help files
* Requirements:
This requires djgpp v2.0.
The graphics require at least a VGA card, but a VESA compatible
SVGA card is highly recommended (VESA v1.2 or greater).
Does not require any other libraries apart from the standard c
library. Works best on a 486 computer with at least 4M of ram.
* Next Release:
These are a few of the features that will be in the next release:
TextEditor window
List boxes
Multi-threading (if I get this going it may get added to libc.a,
so inclusion in this library depends on the next release of
DJGPP)
Sound support (if I have time)
* Misc:
This package is not freeware, so please read legal.txt where the
license is described. (The license allows for the creation of
Freeware without needing to register though)
If you have any queries, or suggestions email to:
malcolm AT manawatu DOT gen DOT nz
Everything clear, now?
Michi
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