These are simple screenshots for very simple gsmarkup, which should give you a rough idea of how the package 'looks'. For every example, we provide -

• a small example of Renaissance XML code;
• a screenshot of the window generated by that XML code on GNUstep and Apple Mac OS X.

The examples here are very simple; with more complex Renaissance XML code you can basically create any sort of window you wish.

Empty window

<window title="Example" width="200" height="66"/>

Window with button

<window title="Example">
  <button title="Click this button to quit" action="terminate:"/>
</window>

Window with label and button

<window title="Example">
  <vbox>
    <label font="big">
      Click the button below to quit the application
    </label>
    <button title="Quit" action="terminate:"/>
  </vbox>
</window>

Preference panel

<window title="Preferences">
  <hbox>
   <box title="Game preferences">
    <vbox>
     <button title="Enable monsters" type="switch"
       tag="0" action="changedPrefs:" halign="left"/>
     <button title="Enable advanced AI in monsters" type="switch"
       tag="1" action="changedPrefs:" halign="left"/>
     <button title="Enable infinite lives (cheat mode)" type="switch"
       tag="2" action="changedPrefs:" halign="left"/>
    </vbox>
   </box>
   </hbox>
</window>

Preference panel with DisplayAutoLayout enabled

The same file, with DisplayAutoLayout enabled. DisplayAutoLayout is used while developing and causes boxes and other autolayout containers to display themselves using helpful red lines.