On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:49 PM, John A. De Goes <john@n-brain.net> wrote:
I never said, "CSS", I said "like CSS".

Oh, I missed the "like" word! What do you mean with that? What aspects of CSS do you prefer to? In WPF a "style" is basically just a bunch of attribute key/value pairs.


Layout combinators in the spirit of TeX or Lout are more
flexible while being simpler. In any case, a simple primitive

 grid :: [[Rect a]] -> Rect a

that arranges widgets in a rectangular grid should be enough for GUIs.


Spoken like a true programmer who knows nothing about usability. :-)

Yes, layout must be very versatile and user definable.


 
Regards,

John A. De Goes
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