lxn/walk

Features

• Desktop GUI Frameworks - A comprehensive framework for building high-performance native Windows desktop applications with a declarative layout system.
• Native Interface Construction - Builds native Windows desktop user interfaces using a comprehensive toolkit of native widgets and declarative layouts.
• Desktop Application Frameworks - Comprehensive toolkit for building native Windows applications with integrated event handling and asset management.
• Native System Integrations - Provides native shell integration for managing the system clipboard, registry, and taskbar progress.
• Windows System Integrations - Provides simplified access to native Windows platform features including registry keys and logical drives.
• Windows API Wrappers - Simplifies interaction with the Windows API for registry access, system folders, and message loops.
• GUI Event Loops - Implements an optimized native message loop to process system messages and maintain interface responsiveness.
• Event-Driven Callbacks - Features an event-driven callback system for managing application logic through persistent and single-use handlers.
• Path-Based Property Access - Synchronizes UI widget states with nested object properties using string-based property paths.
• Application Menu Systems - Builds native menu bars and popup menus with shortcuts, images, and hierarchical sub-menus.
• Buttons - Provides customizable native button controls with support for text, images, and toggleable states.
• Unit-Based Dimensioning - Specifies element dimensions using pixels, dialog base units, and DPI-aware metrics for consistent scaling.
• Coordinate-Based Positioning - Implements a coordinate-based system using X and Y integers to position elements on the screen.
• Data Binding - Extracts data from nested objects using string paths to dynamically update interface elements.
• Data Binding Frameworks - Synchronizes data sources with interface widgets using reflection and string-based property paths.
• List Bindings - Synchronizes data collections with list widgets using reflection to automate interface updates.
• Table Bindings - Connects data sources to table widgets using reflection to handle row updates, column values, and automatic sorting.
• Date Selection Components - Provides interactive date and time selection widgets with customizable formats and value ranges.
• Declarative Layout Engines - Provides a declarative layout engine for positioning interface elements using grids and flows.
• Declarative UI Definitions - Provides a declarative system for specifying the structure and layout of the user interface.
• Dialogs - Generates modal and modeless dialog windows with support for fixed sizing and action buttons.
• Alignment Utilities - Provides alignment settings to control the horizontal and vertical placement of elements within containers.
• Event Handling - Provides a system for registering and managing persistent or single-use callback handlers for user interactions.
• Flow Layouts - Positions UI elements sequentially and automatically wraps them to new lines when container width is exceeded.
• Checkbox Inputs - Implements checkbox input components supporting binary states and three-state indeterminate modes.
• Grid Layouts - Positions interface elements in a flexible grid of rows and columns with support for cell spanning.
• High-DPI Scaling - Ensures visual interfaces maintain correct proportions and asset quality across different screen densities.
• Image Display Components - Renders graphics within the user interface using scaling modes like zoom, stretch, or center.
• Resizable Splitters - Provides layout containers with resizable splitters that allow users to manually adjust the dimensions of nested panels.
• Component Layout Containers - Uses layout managers to arrange child widgets within parent containers with controlled positioning and spacing.
• Linear Layouts - Implements a linear layout system for organizing interface elements in horizontal or vertical rows with managed stretching.
• Alert Dialogs - Provides modal message boxes for alerting users or requesting decisions via title, message, and buttons.
• Native C GUI Libraries - Library for creating native desktop user interfaces on Windows using a declarative layout system.
• Native Widget Toolkits - Provides a comprehensive collection of native Windows controls including buttons, combo boxes, and table widgets.
• Numeric Inputs - Provides specialized numeric input fields with configurable ranges and decimal precision.
• Property Bindings - Links properties to data sources to ensure values update automatically whenever the source changes.
• Rectangular Area Definitions - Specifies rectangular regions using coordinates and dimensions based on pixels, grid units, or screen increments.
• Select Dropdowns - Provides native combo box widgets allowing users to select from a list or enter custom text.
• Selectable Lists - Builds selectable list boxes with support for custom styling, data binding, and activation events.
• Widget Arrangement Systems - Positions widgets and containers within a window using layout managers that handle alignment and size constraints.
• Widget Data Bindings - Maps internal data structures to native OS UI components using reflection and path-based extraction.
• Window Management - Manages top-level application windows, including title, icon, visibility, and nested widget layouts.
• Native Message Loop Optimizations - Reduces runtime overhead by replacing the default message loop with a high-performance native implementation.
• UI Asset Management - Caches and loads bitmaps and icons from files or embedded resources for efficient reuse.
• Event Loop Replacements - Includes a high-performance native message loop replacement to reduce runtime overhead and latency.
• Drawing Aesthetic Configurations - Allows configuration of drawing pen properties including line styles, widths, and colors.
• Image File Loading - Loads various image formats from the filesystem with scaling tailored to the display density.
• Image Graphics Rendering - Provides custom graphics rendering to draw images at native size or stretched to fit bounds.
• Window Closure Interceptors - Allows intercepting window closure attempts to execute cleanup logic or prevent the window from closing.
• UI Style Propagators - Propagates fonts, system colors, and DPI scaling settings across a container and all its descendant widgets.
• Double-Buffered Rendering - Implements double-buffered custom rendering to eliminate flicker and tearing during graphical updates.
• Split - Implements split buttons that combine a primary action with a dropdown menu trigger.
• Custom Widget Rendering - Enables custom widget rendering by overriding paint events with support for double-buffering and high-DPI scaling.
• Dividers - Provides visual dividers to separate and group different sections of the user interface.
• Element Groupings - Groups related interface elements within titled borders to visually unify the user interface.
• Keyboard Input Mapping - Maps physical keyboard presses and special function keys to constants for streamlined event handling.
• System File Drop Handlers - Captures files dragged from the Windows shell and passes their paths to handler functions.
• DPI-Aware Asset Caching - Caches scaled bitmaps and typography based on display density to ensure sharp visuals on high-DPI screens.
• Image List Managers - Organizes collections of icons and bitmaps for UI elements using custom scaling and transparency masks.
• Keyboard Event Handlers - Provides a system for executing logic in response to keyboard presses using registered callbacks.
• Spacing Management - Provides a system for inserting adjustable or fixed-size gaps between interface elements to control widget distribution.
• Mouse Event Handlers - Captures mouse clicks and movements to trigger behaviors based on pixel coordinates and button states.
• Progress Bars - Provides linear progress bar widgets to track task completion or elapsed time.
• Radio Button Groups - Implements radio button groups for managing sets of mutually exclusive selection options.
• Range Sliders - Provides range sliders for selecting numeric values via a draggable thumb control.
• Scrollable Containers - Provides scrollable containers that allow access to content exceeding the visible area.
• Status Bars - Implements status bars containing multiple sections for communicating application state.
• Text Labels - Provides read-only text labels with configurable alignment, colors, and fonts.
• Typography Configurations - Provides typography configurations for specifying font families, point sizes, and styles.
• Icon Caching Systems - Stores bitmaps and icons mapped to specific DPI settings to prevent redundant image creation.
• Visual Styling Systems - Implements a styling system for defining colors and patterns of interface elements.
• Desktop and GUI Development - Windows GUI toolkit.
• 图形用户界面 - Library for building Windows desktop applications.
• GUI Development - Toolkit for Windows application development.
• GUI Frameworks - Provides a Windows-specific application library.

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