GUI Style Guidelines - Revision history

Glenn: -cat

2009-07-19T08:00:00Z

-cat

Kempelen: Category changes: -Information, -Openmoko, +Application developer

2008-08-29T22:04:02Z

Category changes: -Information, -Openmoko, +Application developer

DolfjeBot1: Replacing 'OpenMoko' with 'Openmoko'

2008-08-22T22:59:37Z

Replacing 'OpenMoko' with 'Openmoko'

Glenn: catchg

2008-07-06T13:18:37Z

catchg

Coolcat: /* Abstract */

2008-07-04T07:39:20Z

‎Abstract

Coolcat: /* Programming Guidelines */

2008-03-10T07:33:44Z

‎Programming Guidelines

Coolcat: /* Programming Guidelines */

2008-03-10T04:29:26Z

‎Programming Guidelines

ThomasWood: /* Programming Guidelines */

2007-10-04T14:27:18Z

‎Programming Guidelines

ThomasWood: /* Filter/Search */

2007-10-04T14:24:31Z

‎Filter/Search

Jerry: /* Abstract */

2007-09-03T11:40:33Z

‎Abstract

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 == Abstract ==
-Openmoko is a platform targeted at small screen devices. This means that many of the usual desktop paradigms of windows and menus do not apply very well due to the limited space. Different form factors mean that displays on these devices are often at different orientations and aspect ratios. The OpenMoko platform tries to address some of these differences by providing a framework in which application authors do not need to be too concerned about the final layout of their application.
+Openmoko is a platform targeted at small screen devices. This means that many of the usual desktop paradigms of windows and menus do not apply very well due to the limited space. Different form factors mean that displays on these devices are often at different orientations and aspect ratios. The Openmoko platform tries to address some of these differences by providing a framework in which application authors do not need to be too concerned about the final layout of their application.
 == Top Level Overview ==
-OpenMoko applications are designed as a number of "pages", which may have a number of relationships between them. Each page contains one task, such as selecting a contact or viewing a calendar.
+Openmoko applications are designed as a number of "pages", which may have a number of relationships between them. Each page contains one task, such as selecting a contact or viewing a calendar.
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 === General Guidelines ===
-OpenMoko code mostly uses the c99 standard for C.
+Openmoko code mostly uses the c99 standard for C.
-Spacing,widgets sizes and fonts '''must not''' be hard coded into OpenMoko applications. OpenMoko is a framework for small screen devices, which may include anything as small as QVGA (320x240) to 800x600. Therefore, for applications to work on these different resolutions, programs must not hard code anything to do with the specific appearance of widgets.
+Spacing,widgets sizes and fonts '''must not''' be hard coded into Openmoko applications. Openmoko is a framework for small screen devices, which may include anything as small as QVGA (320x240) to 800x600. Therefore, for applications to work on these different resolutions, programs must not hard code anything to do with the specific appearance of widgets.
 === Programming Guidelines ===

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 == Abstract ==
-OpenMoko is a platform targeted at small screen devices. This means that many of the usual desktop paradigms of windows and menus do not apply very well due to the limited space. Different form factors mean that displays on these devices are often at different orientations and aspect ratios. The OpenMoko platform tries to address some of these differences by providing a framework in which application authors do not need to be too concerned about the final layout of their application.
+Openmoko is a platform targeted at small screen devices. This means that many of the usual desktop paradigms of windows and menus do not apply very well due to the limited space. Different form factors mean that displays on these devices are often at different orientations and aspect ratios. The OpenMoko platform tries to address some of these differences by providing a framework in which application authors do not need to be too concerned about the final layout of their application.
 == Top Level Overview ==

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	The filter/search bar is an optional component, composed of three widgets. A toggle button switches between filter (combo box) and search (entry box). Typing in the search box should re-filter the data after each keypress.		The filter/search bar is an optional component, composed of three widgets. A toggle button switches between filter (combo box) and search (entry box). Typing in the search box should re-filter the data after each keypress.
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		+	MokoSearchBar is a convenience widget available that implements the above logic. It is part of libmokoui2.

	== Input Considerations ==		== Input Considerations ==