iotd17feb2006.. starting to look like something.

only slightly hacked here and there. the very basic windowing is there. i think that i might go ahead and keep the winfx and winforms version in sync. that'll keep me at least semi-honest as the two are quite different in design. if i was a real trooper i'd choose a linux toolkit as well, but i'm not.

btw. maybe i should get around to my post on how in the hell can c++/cli running .net can be cross-platform. i'm not talking about mono either. it's a much crazier idea than that.

Code:

#include "gamebasis/code/Application.hpp"
#include "gamebasis/code/Label.hpp"
#include "gamebasis/code/StackPanel.hpp"
#include "gamebasis/code/Viewport.hpp"
#include "gamebasis/code/Window.hpp"

#include "gamebasis/code/winforms/NativeWindow.hpp"

using namespace gamebasis;

[System::STAThreadAttribute]
int main(array<System::String ^> ^args)
{
Application^ application=gcnew Application();

StackPanel^ stackPanelA=gcnew StackPanel(true);
stackPanelA->Visible=true;

{
   Label^ label=gcnew Label();
   label->Parent=stackPanelA;
   label->Text="Label AA";
   label->Visible=true;
}

StackPanel^ stackPanelB=gcnew StackPanel(false);
stackPanelB->Parent=stackPanelA;
stackPanelB->Visible=true;

{
   Label^ label=gcnew Label();
   label->Parent=stackPanelB;
   label->Text="Label BA";
   label->Visible=true;
}

Viewport^ viewport=gcnew Viewport();
viewport->Parent=stackPanelB;
viewport->Visible=true;

Label^ lame=gcnew Label();
lame->Position=int2(20,20);
lame->Parent=viewport;
lame->Text="Lame";
lame->Visible=true;

{
   Label^ label=gcnew Label();
   label->Parent=stackPanelB;
   label->Text="Label BB";
   label->Visible=true;
}

{
   Label^ label=gcnew Label();
   label->Parent=stackPanelA;
   label->Text="Label AB";
   label->Visible=true;
}

Window^ window=gcnew Window();
window->Size=int2(800,600);
window->Client=stackPanelA;
window->Visible=true;

//-- lazy
while(dynamic_cast<NativeWindow^>(window->NativeControl)->Created)
{
   application->pump();
}

return 0;
}