QB UI Library

[aadityap0901]

I made a UI library some weeks ago
Here is the link: QB UI Library (GitHub)
Any feedback will be appreciated

[TempodiBasic]

Hi
I think you must do some corrections...
this is a screenshot in Lubuntu with QB64pe 4.0.1

[aadityap0901]

Oh yes, I forgot to add '$Dynamic
Now it's fixed

[SMcNeill]

Dynamic is one of those things which you should try to avoid with regards to any sort of library as you never know if it'll conflict with someone else's code.

Instead, simply REDIM your array when it's first introduced, rather than using DIM.   It makes for a much more user friendly library, without any possibilities of conflicts.

[Ikerkaz]

Instead, simply REDIM your array when it's first introduced, rather than using DIM.   It makes for a much more user friendly library, without any possibilities of conflicts.

Wonderful advice!!! I will use it from now... thank you very much!!!!

[Unseen Machine]

Hi,

I've got VQB (my GUI) in the list of things for me to update once i'm done with GDK2 And GDK2_GL. I've had quick look at your code and am interested in your claims of what it can do...

Dialog - Does it support just one? (Not in anyway meaning to cause offence, but, if so, then WHY?)
Progress bar - How does it work without a call back procedure?   

Thanks and happy coding,

Unseen

[aadityap0901]

Hi,

I've got VQB (my GUI) in the list of things for me to update once i'm done with GDK2 And GDK2_GL. I've had quick look at your code and am interested in your claims of what it can do...

Dialog - Does it support just one? (Not in anyway meaning to cause offence, but, if so, then WHY?)
Progress bar - How does it work without a call back procedure?   

Thanks and happy coding,

Unseen

This answers all your questions:
I have been working on a code editor (a text editor yet), I have implemented all the UI elements in this.

It's here: GitHub

1. There can be any amount of dialogs...
2. You can directly edit the properties of the UI elements in the main UI array