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hmm, I thought that my sentence in the introduction would have made the expectations as clear as possible, how would you improve it ?
> By user code, I mean that all the “nice” UI work can be done in, say, foo.hpp: <...> without requiring any custom header. Some yet-unknown .cpp file will include foo.hpp, and, no matter what the content of my_ui is, will execute a nice user interface from it. Anyone will be able to create independent libraries which will render UIs according to whatever platform-specific intricacies there are, but the actual UI code will be entirely independent from anything: peak separation of concerns is achieved.
Regarding:
> the reader learns this can be tested with the avendish library... a bit after the sentence stating, "Glory to the post-library era."
I say that because the UI code itself does not depend on any library: any organization can fairly easily make their own library which will parse these classes however they want. For instance, the code that wraps some of these things to python is in itself ~130 lines: https://github.com/celtera/avendish/blob/main/include/avnd/b... + helpers types for introspection ; the day C++ finally gets reflection most of these helper types can disappear and your actual business code won't have to change at all, unlike if you had written it against $TODAY's gui toolkit and wanted to make it work in $TOMORROW's
Recently I came across another minimal layout engine with Python and I thought it was kind of nifty as well:
https://forums.4fips.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6896
I ported the code to Lua for a game I'm working on. Could still use some improvements and some live update functionality (should be easy enough to add), but useful for my purposes.
https://github.com/wolf81/composer