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Re: Custom View Question
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Re: Custom View Question


  • Subject: Re: Custom View Question
  • From: Marc Poirier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2003 14:43:33 +0200 (CEST)

There's a reason why it's called AUCarbonView and not AUCarbonWindow...

Your AU GUI component does *not* create a window. Only the host creates
windows, and allows you to occupy a region of the window. The host gives
you a WindowRef and an offset position within the window and you create
your view there.

Marc



On Fri, 25 Apr 2003, Michael Purdy wrote:

> Just wondering if there is any reason NOT to create a custom view for an
> AU. i.e., we're developing a gui for an AU that does not use the
> CarbonViewBase classes, but instead uses our own stuff. Is there
> anything regarding how hosts load a gui view, etc., that makes custom
> view GUIs a no no?
>
> I guess to be more specific, some host apps load their native plug-ins
> inside a window that has a toolbar or something similar... how will this
> be handled with AUs? Especially if the AUs gui has custom code as
> mentioned above. Do the host apps just accept the gui window that the AU
> creates and don't bother with making their own toolbars now?
>
> Thanks
> Mike
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