The Two-Layered GUI Toolkit

Version 0.9.1 of the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit has been released. It features some small fixes and two notable new features: Dialog boxes (that means, message boxes, input boxes, and so on) can now have a headline text that should describe the purpose ... [More] of the dialog box or message window in a short sentence. The options on the wizard page with radio buttons can now alternatively shown in a list box. [Less]

Version 0.9.1 of the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit has been released. It features some small fixes and two notable new features: Dialog boxes (that means, message boxes, input boxes, and so on) can now have a headline text that should describe the ... [More] purpose of the dialog box or message window in a short sentence. The options on the wizard page with radio buttons can now alternatively shown in a list box. [Less]

Starting at revision 608, dialog boxes of the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit (that is, anything built with the DialogBoxSettings class, message boxes, input boxes, and progress dialogs) can have a headline text. The headline text is supposed to be a brief ... [More] description of what the dialog box or message window is there for. With the current GUI bindings, it is shown in an enlarged font on top of the dialog box. [Less]

Starting at revision 608, dialog boxes of the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit (that is, anything built with the DialogBoxSettings class, message boxes, input boxes, and progress dialogs) can have a headline text. The headline text is supposed to be a brief ... [More] description of what the dialog box or message window is there for. With the current GUI bindings, it is shown in an enlarged font on top of the dialog box. [Less]

Version 0.9.0 of the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit has been released. As you may have guessed by the leap of version numbers, the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit is approaching its first stable release. The major novelty in this release are edit commands for input ... [More] values. Each input value can now be enhanced with one or more commands that can invoke arbitrary dialogs, or just assign pre-defined default values. Furthermore, the FileSystem namespace now also defines a directory selection dialog. [Less]

Version 0.9.0 of the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit has been released. As you may have guessed by the leap of version numbers, the Two-Layered GUI Toolkit is approaching its first stable release. The major novelty in this release are edit commands for ... [More] input values. Each input value can now be enhanced with one or more commands that can invoke arbitrary dialogs, or just assign pre-defined default values. Furthermore, the FileSystem namespace now also defines a directory selection dialog. [Less]

If you have any trouble running the pre-compiled samples using Mono on Linux, in particular if you're running into this exception: Unhandled Exception: System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'System.Type.op_Equality' Try invoking Mono with this additional command line parameter: --runtime=v4.0