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- libRocket Sample Applications
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- This directory contains a collection of sample applications
- that demonstrate the use of libRocket in small, easy
- to understand applications.
- To build the samples, you can either use Microsoft Visual Studio
- (using the project files found within each directory), or use SCons
- (SConstruct files are present in directories except those for
- Windows-specific samples).
- If you build with Visual Studio, make sure the actual sample is the
- 'startup project' (displayed in bold) rather than the sample shell
- project.
- If you build with SCons, be sure to compile the sample shell (found
- in /samples/shell/) before you compile other samples. All the
- SConstructs will build a debug build by default; to build a release
- version, run 'scons release'.
- When compiling Python examples, you will need to set up your build
- paths to point at the local copy of Python and Boost. If using Visual
- Studio, change these in the project's include and library paths. If
- using SCons, edit /build/config.py and change the paths as
- appropriate.
- Directory Overview:
- * assets - This directory contains the assets shared by
- all the sample applications.
- * basic - This directory contains basic applications
- that demonstrate initialisation, shutdown and
- installing custom interfaces.
- * customlog - setting up custom logging
- * directx - using DirectX as a renderer
- * drag - dragging elements between containers
- * loaddocument - loading your first document
- * ogre3d - interfacing with Ogre3D engine
- * treeview - using a nested DataSource
- * invaders - A full implementation of the 1970s classic
- Space Invaders using the libRocket interface.
- * pyinvaders - Python version of the above (only installed
- with the Python plugin).
- * shell - Common platform specific code used by all the
- samples for open windows, processing input and
- access files.
- Supports Windows, MacOSX and Linux
- * tutorial - Tutorial code that should be used in conjunction
- with the tutorials on the libRocket website.
- http://www.librocket.com/wiki/documentation
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