Kolya Kosenko

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Currently Boost.UI not supports MDI, but it is possible to create multiple `boost::ui::frame` instances that is called Multiple Top-Level Windows Interface and used in Microsoft Office. It would be nice...

It looks like a bug in Boost.Build. You could try to build other Boost libraries with the same arguments. In any case building tests is an optional step and Boost.UI...

Each widget should be created before use, and each child widget should have a parent. Not created widget acts like initialized with `nullptr` pointer.

Yes, it would be nice to have a custom event with text value.

I have added `boost::ui::string_box::placeholder()` functions.

Boost.UI is **not** header-only library. So you need to link Boost.UI and wxWidgets libraries. Try to find a function that causes undefined reference error.

Your project application should also link Boost.UI and wxWidgets libraries, not just examples.

It would be nice to have CMake support and many other Boost libraries already have it. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with CMake yet.

Interesting. Thank you for info. :)

> For example making an app, my main window, ideally would be resizable, with a min / max and close button... but dialog (popup) would be mostly without the min/max...