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For the time being, this approach has a number of major advantages, i.e. it has proven to be able to deal with existing resources, without the original legacy UI dialogs having to be touched/modified, so that the primary thing missing to parse/process these dialogs are a handful of missing Canvas widgets. | For the time being, this approach has a number of major advantages, i.e. it has proven to be able to deal with existing UI resources (dialogs, and [[Menubar]]), without the original legacy UI dialogs (or any C++ code) having to be touched/modified, so that the primary thing missing to parse/process these dialogs are a handful of missing Canvas widgets, which can also be implemented in scripting space usually. | ||
Also, the '''pui2canvas''' approach can help address a number of long-standing PUI related issues, such as rendering arttfacts on some ATI/AMD GPUs, but also PUI/Canvas inter-operability issues related to [[Canvas Event Handling]]. | Also, the '''pui2canvas''' approach can help address a number of long-standing PUI related issues, such as rendering arttfacts on some ATI/AMD GPUs, but also PUI/Canvas inter-operability issues related to [[Canvas Event Handling]]. | ||