Basic UI glade file. #65
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Could you upload a screenshot? |
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glade preview:
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This is the glade file I created. What do you think? |
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See #70 |
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looks good. I like the AB visualization. On Thu, Dec 25, 2014 at 5:58 AM, Tim Ansell notifications@github.com
Carl K |
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Closing this pull request in favor of #70 |
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https://github.comca/gst-switch/issues/50
This is the 2nd time I have ever used glade, so no idea how useable this really is.
If it is useable I would really like to see it used to drive the server.
My goal was to have some UI element that each keyboard command can be bound to.
I didn't try to put them on the current UI, I think a separate window will be fine.
There are quite a lot of buttons, mainly the 3 sets up arrows with shift states.
I suspect the UI elements should be named something better than button1, but I don't think that should be a blocker.
I also suspect the up/down/left/right buttons should be in a diamond configuration, or inverted T like the arrow keys on a keyboard. again, not a blocker.