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October 29th, 2003, 04:14 PM
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Custom GUI
Hello everyone...
I want to develop an application that uses a custom GUI, as in, not the default look of windows. I'm familiar enough with the standard windows GUI and writing applications for it but this time I need some additional functionality. The program I'm writing will need to have a similar GUI as programs such as Cubase SX, Propellerheads Reason, or Sonic Foundry SoundForge. The layout will look something like this:
1. A panel for audio tracks in which I can display a waveform (and scroll along of course)
2. A keyboard view (scrollable, resizeable)
3. A transport panel
4. All buttons, scroll bars, etc. are custom looking, ei. not the default windows look
Here is my problem: I don't know what the best way to do this is. Of course one could always just make a DirectDraw window and draw everything using a double buffer but that would be terribly inefficient for a large window, so I basically just need a starting point for how to do it from someone who perhaps has done this sort of thing before.
Regards, Phil

Here is an example of the sort of gui I'm talking about:
Last edited by Phil303; October 29th, 2003 at 04:21 PM.
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