Re: Learning wxPerl - Design Docs (30 Jan 2016)
Ron Grunwald <[email protected]> Sat, 30 Jan 2016 22:19:08 +0800
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Good evening all, Attached are the current design docs for the book. Part II The wxPerl Widgets is now completed. It lists all the Wx widgets that I intend to cover in the book. James¹ list of widgets & classes extracted from the wxwidgets documentation makes evident that there are many more that I havn¹t covered. However, for an introductory book, I feel that what I¹ve listed is adequate and appropriate. I am of course always open to comments & suggestions. Part III wxPerl Layout Management has now commenced. I intend to spend considerable time on this part since I have really struggled in the past with sizers and maintaining correct window layout after resizing. I think other people have had similar difficulties. Kind Regards, Ron. On 23/01/16 11:11 PM, "Ron Grunwald" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello all, > > Attached are the latest version of the design documents. I¹ve started to > separate the content into parts. I think the list of widgets and classes that > will be discussed in the book has developed quite nicely. Next week I will > begin with ³Part III wxPerl Layout Management², where all the different > types of sizers and how to use them will be listed. > > On a slightly different topic, I¹m not sure what the consensus was regarding > including a section ³A simple wxPerl program² in Part I. James indicated in an > earlier post that it should be included: > >> > I think there will be(at least) three Application Architectures. >> > >> > 1. A very short "Hello World" script for the intro section >> > 2. A Longer script for basic apps(I'll send you the one I use) >> > 3. A complex app script/cookbook for big apps/external interfaces/etc. > > My own view is that we should include it, and the design doc currently lists > it immediately following the section ³Structure of a wxPerl program². Meir had > some doubt that it would have any value. > > If we could come to an agreement on this, that would be brilliant. > > Kind Regards, > > Ron. > > > On 16/01/16 10:28 PM, "Ron Grunwald" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello all, >> >> I¹ve attached the updated versions of the book design documents for this >> week. Notably, I¹ve added a third source column to reference material from >> Herbert Breunung¹s wxPerl Tutorial series which was published in the german >> Perl magazine ³$foo². >> >> For next week I hope to have all the widgets covered that I intend to include >> in the book. My next step then is working out the details for geometry >> management. >> >> Cheers, >> Ron. >> >> >> On 12/01/16 10:33 PM, "Ron Grunwald" <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Good evening all, >>> >>> I¹ve started to write a design document that I¹m hoping will lead me to a >>> detailed and complete list of chapters that will be covered in the wxPerl >>> book. I¹ve decided to focus on the widgets for now since they will >>> constitute the majority of the book. >>> >>> The initial design document, in RTF format, and the exported HTML file are >>> attached to give you insight into how I¹m approaching this. As this is a >>> working document, I intend to send updated versions by the end of each week. >>> Comments and/or suggestions are always most welcome. >>> >>> Kind Regards, >>> ________________________________________ >>> Ron Grunwald >>> [email protected] >>> http://www.dvlcorner.org >>> >>> >> >
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