Video Update!
A picture is worth a thousand words, so a youtube update must be worth a few too?
Today I was able to work on the GUI and add some fading to keep clutter down (although this introduced its own set of little quirks :) Apparently even though a button or scrollbar or other element can be contained in another element, they won't be considered the same for MouseLeave and MouseEnter events. For example, when you have a button in a DragContainer, a MouseLeave event will be generated for the container when you mouse over the button. So far it seems the only way to solve this would be to recurse through all of the children of an element and add them to the event handler.
And now for the video:
Published: July 3, 2009 05:19:09
Author: landon
Tags: gsoc
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