At Fri, 22 Aug 2008 14:49:01 +0200,
Udo Schneider wrote:
> 
> Edgar J. De Cleene wrote:
> > Look at Form , Display, Sensor.
> > But you don't have a way to avoid MVC, Morphic, Tweak, GTK or some other
> > implemented or in development GUI.
> > At less you plan is made your own.
> Thanks for the pointers. Is it possible to create Projects with a
> non-MVC/Morphic UI.
> 
> I'm just thinking of using the regular Morphic based tools to develop
> something and then switch into a "MyUI" Project testing things out. Does
>  this make sense?

  Yes, it does.  You certainly don' thave to try to hook your UI up
with the Projects and Processes, etc. at first.  Just define a method
at your new class that would look like:

doCycles

   [true] whileTrue: [
	   self processEvents.  "handle user events and route them to widgets."
	   self updateDisplay.  "write stuff to Display, with a proper 
	                         fiddling of #deferUpdates:."
   ]

and from a Morphic workspace, execute:

m := MyUI new.
m doCycles.

Especially because it will be in full-screen, it just looks like a
native-fullscreen UI.

-- Yoshiki