Corman Lisp GUI in real life applications

"realxset" <[email protected]> Tue, 04 Nov 2003 20:23:46 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.lisp.corman
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi!

I wonder, Is anybody try to use Corman Lisp to make real life 
applications? What GUI library did you use for it ?
Recently, I've written analysis tool for one eye tracking project
(see screenshot http://realxset.chat.ru/eyeanalys.gif). 

GUI library, which was inspired by miniwin.lisp example, has frame 
windows, main menu, panels, buttons, vertical button groups, list 
boxes, report listboxes, progress indicators and align manager. There 
is no MDI support and some problems with design (it is object 
oriented wrap around WIN32 API, I think it has too low level 
abstractions), but I am working on common controls and doing some 
experiments on creating completely new widgets (which actually are 
used already: panel-widget, button-group-widget, align-manager). 

The goal is to create clear framework like Delphi's VCL or Java's 
SWING which will offer to create new widgets fast by inheritance with 
minimum knowledge of underground stuff. This framework must be 
implemented in pure lisp. To achieve the goal I'll try to change 
design of my available GUI toolkit.

May be somebody is working on same problem (???), please answer here 
and/or to email: [email protected]

Best wishes
XSet


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