i have just made my tui library of macros (not one that makes one window). tomake one window you have to make a space torward where the window will start, then, call title maker, then next line then make the rest of the lines that make up the box part of the window. i did not want to post because of my bragging (i dont brag) but to know how many other people have implemented tui as their interface?


the question is, what does your tui interface on your os look like?

Anyone?

It looks like white text on a black background in all my TUIs.

I recommend black text on grey background. Doesn't hurt the eyes too much…

I dont know what a TUI is, but my latest colored CLI is here...
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=9709&start=120

TUI, Text User Interface... If I remember correctly.

your correct, i only use tui because i cant program with vesa i can make macros of making pixels thats it, i dont know how to make the letters, i figure tui is easier, so i will use it, in a bit i will show what windows will look like in my new os, simple, but for a noob i think im doing fine.

Ok with the lib of macros i made, making this window was so easy to make, but i cant seem to get on macr make one window based off of the parameters, so i made it line from line, here it is, i plan on making little controls that you can put in like ok, cancel, X, ETC, i will make it so it can highlight and unhighlight, without me doin it maualy, but its not in this image

anyway, here it is

You should convert that image to a .png and upload it as an attachment. I use "Paint.net" for all my image needs, very good free editor.

That same image is 3.4kb in .png format, thats a 99.5% decrease in size from 750kb!

ohh, very nice, keep up the good work.

coddy: hey thanks, your one of the first to say that

i plan on doing some very cool things with that interface

but im am still making the language better to make things easier for me.

This is what mine looks like right now:

(Yeah, still trying to get rid of that damn exception... Only just added interrupts )

This uses VESA and a prepacked pixel map (1bit -> 1 pixel) for the font characters (ASCII 32-126); once I finish the drawing code it will also be able to do GUIs.

i like how the letters look, very nice, you have the exeption, but atleast your os can watch for exeptions, i guess theres a bright side there , nice work, anyone else? anyone with a window made of tui? i dont want to be the only one here doing that

I will be glad when I make it that far.... but for now I am stuck with other problems >_>

you'll get passed them