I've been focusing on the GUI design lately and I believe it's ideal. To use the GUI you simply create a new class that derives from the abstract class called Window. You overload a couple virtual functions like Render, Update, etc how you want. After that you simply pass this off to the WindowManager which handles the rest. Pretty simple and easy to use.
Here's an example of how I could create a new type of Window.
class BasicWindow : public Odorless::Engine::UI::Windows::Window { public: BasicWindow() : Odorless::Engine::UI::Windows::Window() { //... } BasicWindow(const float &x, const float &y, const float &width, const float &height) : Odorless::Engine::UI::Windows::Window(x, y, width, height) { //... } ~BasicWindow() { //... } int Initialize() { return 0; } void Dispose() { //... } void Update(const float &dt) { //... } void Render(const float &dt) { glBegin(GL_QUADS); glVertex3f(this->_2fPosition[0], this->_2fPosition[1], 0); glVertex3f(this->_2fPosition[0], this->_2fPosition[1] + this->_2fDimensions[1], 0); glVertex3f(this->_2fPosition[0] + this->_2fDimensions[0], this->_2fPosition[1] + this->_2fDimensions[1], 0); glVertex3f(this->_2fPosition[0] + this->_2fDimensions[0], this->_2fPosition[1], 0); glEnd(); } };Obviously in that example BasicWindow doesn't have much functionality but that's simply for the sake of keeping this post short.
Once I get some sexy looking GUI going I'll let you guys know ;).
