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7 months ago The complete example:
(ql:quickload :bodge-ui-window)
(defpackage :bodge-ui-window-test
(:use :cl :bodge-ui :bodge-host))
(in-package :bodge-ui-window-test)
(defpanel (main-panel
(:title "Hello Bodge UI")
(:origin 200 50)
(:width 400) (:height 400)
(:options :movable :resizable
:minimizable :scrollable
:closable))
(label :text "Nested widgets:")
(horizontal-layout
(radio-group
(radio :label "Option 1")
(radio :label "Option 2" :activated t))
(vertical-layout
(check-box :label "Check 1" :width 100)
(check-box :label "Check 2"))
(vertical-layout
(label :text "Awesomely" :align :left)
(label :text "Stacked" :align :centered)
(label :text "Labels" :align :right)))
(label :text "Expand by width:")
(horizontal-layout
(button :label "Dynamic")
(button :label "Min-Width" :width 80)
(button :label "Fixed-Width" :expandable nil :width 100))
)
(defparameter *window-width* 800)
(defparameter *window-height* 600)
;; Define main window
(defclass main-window (bodge-ui-window:ui-window) ()
(:default-initargs
:title "Bodge UI Window Example"
:width *window-width*
:height *window-height*
:panels '(main-panel)
:floating t
:opengl-version #+bodge-gl2 '(2 1)
#-bodge-gl2 '(3 3)))
(defun run ()
(bodge-host:open-window (make-instance 'main-window)))
(run)
GUI Programming in Common Lisp, part 5/5: Nuklear - Lisp journey
Nuklear is a small immediate-mode GUI toolkit: Nuklear is a minimal-state, immediate-mode graphical user interface toolkit written in ANSI C and licensed under public domain. It was designed as a simple embeddable user interface for application and does not have any dependencies, a default render backend or OS window/input handling but instead provides a highly modular, library-based approach, with simple input state for input and draw commands describing primitive shapes as output.
https://lisp-journey.gitlab.io/blog/gui-programming-in-common-lisp-part-5-of-5-nuklear/