Bronek Kozicki wrote: [...]
> Uh. I would not recommend inheriting from STL. I think that template > policies would be rather more appropriate solution: Agreed. > typedef boost::gui::list<std::list<std::string>, > boost::gui::win32::listbox, boost::gui::fast_signals> mylistbox; I personnally prefer seeing something similar to: typedef std::list< boost::entry<lineEdit, std::string> > listbox; typedef std::list< boost::container<listbox, boost::gui::fast_signals> > mylistbox; Because you have more control over individual listbox' entries. Take for example MS Excel. It is a spread sheet (list< list< entry<lineEdit, std::string> > >) with different popups on each entry, depending on its data type and other user-defined conditions. Even a listBox can be a list< list< entry<...> > > with hidden columns, etc. What I would like to see is a listBox of lineEdits, labels, or even pushbuttons or labeled checkboxes, like the Advanced Options in MS Internet Explorer. > myWindow.create_widget<mylistbox>(myapp::ENUM_ID_LIST_OF_ITEMS, > boost::gui::position(30, 30)); > myWindow(myapp::ENUM_ID_LISTOFITEMS).append(myData.begin(), > myData.end()); > > (just an idea) Do not forget dynamic layout management... ;) -- Philippe A. Bouchard _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
