Interface for plugins.
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JD - your Silverlight UI - do you use a ready made framework? Skinned? Or did you build one yourself?
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Looks cool but you've stopped any possibility of doing this on non-Windows platforms.
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@thomthom said:
JD - your Silverlight UI - do you use a ready made framework? Skinned? Or did you build one yourself?
I did write this myself.
@adamb said:
Looks cool but you've stopped any possibility of doing this on non-Windows platforms.
No?No, Silverlight runs fine run on Windows or OSX. There is spotty support for it in linux, but it lags the official SL version by a point or two. But linux was not an issue here anyway.
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Microsoft made something OSX compatible...?
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@unknownuser said:
Microsoft made something OSX compatible...?
The official SL support list is, I believe: IE 6/7/8, FF 2/3, Safari 3/4, and Chrome. Maybe Opera now too, or in the near future.
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What I'd like to experiment with now - that IE9b is out - is using SVG and canvas for the UI. Make a big fat canvas in the HTML page where I draw everything - attaching CSS and JS.
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other questions
it posibility add toolbars to the ownership of floating windows "Auto-couple" , similar to (components, layer, material etc)?
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Not via Ruby API.
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mm. a shame.
would be good to ask the google team to enable this option. no?
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Better than that would be if both those and WebDialogs were able to be docked into the SketchUp window frame. This is the part of SketchUp that makes me feel like I'm using Win95.
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Someone was here - posted examples of how he'd managed to embedd SU toolwindows into the SU window frame - by using the Win32API. But unfortunately it was his first and last post..
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I don't know if it's really too unfortunate -- even if you could manage to do that, it's way too much of a hack to consider for any production plugin. And even then, it would be Win32-only.
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I meant it.
attach a new window or html window. would be very goodout of curiosity. user who was achieving this. Thom?
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@jd hill said:
I don't know if it's really too unfortunate -- even if you could manage to do that, it's way too much of a hack to consider for any production plugin. And even then, it would be Win32-only.
Yea - but it was an interesting project he had going. Shortlived as it was.
@diego-rodriguez said:
out of curiosity. user who was achieving this. Thom?
Don't remember - I lost the link to the thread.
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@jd hill said:
Just a guess, as I'm in no way a Flash guy, but I think you may be thinking of Flex, rather than AIR.
I have done it with Flex.
It does work very well under Windows. New versions of Action Script have security problem on Mac. Simply there was no communication between AS and JS inside WebDialog under OSX. I have reported it to Google, they taken this onboard.
It was taking too long to wait for them so I have abandoned this road and have done HTML+JS+CSS+DBS+FTE+HTE+KLM
The Flex solution was very nice and I regret that Google didn't help. The Flex has some nice build-in widgets, produces a single SWF file that contains whole GUI and controlling scripts. It also gives guarantee that it will look exactly same on both platforms. So many benefits.. almost everyone has Flash player installed nowadays.
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@unknownuser said:
I have done HTML+JS+CSS+DBS+FTE+HTE+KLM
Seriously, in what world are web dialogs a good option for UI. Please Google include a simple UI into the API...
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