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Well, as every programmer should write his own UI library, let me introduce you to lQuery UI: Graphics Library, integrated with lQuery.
What is done:
- css-like styles in separate file
- layouts - powerful tool to put items in order (similar to QT layouts)
- button widget
- slider widget
- one style renderer for all widgets

Features:
- animations
- hover/click effects
- draggable layouts (possible to create windows)
- tiny (6 kb ui + 10 kb lquery)
- works in LOVE and scrupp engines

You can drag this menu: click and drag on corner.


Demo:
http://ompldr.org/vOWxsdw

looks good :O!

Not bad at all! it looks very clean, but I didn't look at the code itself.

One worry: The 'memory' variable keeps slowly creeping up?

Lua can take its time with its garbage collector, I wouldn't worry about it.

Memory grows only in love engine, in scrupp it doesn't. I don't know why.

Looks pretty good. Two things about the slider, though: I'd like to be able to click on it, instead having to drag the thumb (which can be easy to miss). Secondly, one type it got "stuck", as in, I released the mouse, but I kept dragging the thumb.

Robin wrote:Looks pretty good. Two things about the slider, though: I'd like to be able to click on it, instead having to drag the thumb (which can be easy to miss). Secondly, one type it got "stuck", as in, I released the mouse, but I kept dragging the thumb.

Yes, this is the bug in lQuery. It will be fixed.

Robin wrote:Looks pretty good. Two things about the slider, though: I'd like to be able to click on it, instead having to drag the thumb (which can be easy to miss). Secondly, one type it got "stuck", as in, I released the mouse, but I kept dragging the thumb.

Happens every time you click and hold on it, and then drag off the slider area while still holding down.

Fixed. Bug in lQuery (it sill buggy)...

I realize this got dug up by spam, but how is this coming along? Have you spent anymore time on it?