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Assembling GUI set reflecting future BluSPAN functionality
Carbider | 24 October, 2007 16:31
Hello. Recent days I was busy on assembling the GUI set which should reflect the functionality of future BluSPAN application.
I used Carbide’s C++ UI Designer tool. It’s pretty handy to drag-and-drop elements at design’s workspace while the appropriate code is generated. But I’m still confused with that code, which is too complicated to novice’s sight.
Documentation
I tried to approach this task reading a lot of material.
» I observed the possibilities of UI with help of
“Introduction_to_S60_UI_Components” and I’ve got good notion about it.
“Introduction_to_S60_UI_Components” and I’ve got good notion about it.
» Very basic information about UI Designer
UI Designer White Papers
UI Designer White Papers
» The manual for developers is: Avkon UI Resources
» Downloaded and executed some examples:
Current results
So I started creating my GUIs. Here is a picture of those, I’ve created:
Picture 1 – Screen of Main app’s window
Picture 2 – Options menu
Picture 3 – Settings screens of all parameters BluSPAN will care
At next posts I’ll tell you what difficulties I’ve faced, the troubles I could overcome and those ones which are still barrier for project progress.
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