1. programming X
Hey,
Does anyone on this list actually program in euphoria on linux? I am
trying to figure out if anything resembling win32lib exists. I
understand that the last attempt (according to the RDS site) at creating
such a lib was in 1999. If anyone here programs with euphoria in linux
and actually uses gui elements I would love to hear what you use.
Thanks,
Steve
2. Re: programming X
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Steve wrote:
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>Hey,
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>Does anyone on this list actually program in euphoria on linux? I am=20
>trying to figure out if anything resembling win32lib exists. I=20
>understand that the last attempt (according to the RDS site) at creating=
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>such a lib was in 1999. If anyone here programs with euphoria in linux=
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>and actually uses gui elements I would love to hear what you use.=20=20
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>Thanks,
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>Steve
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Hi Steve,
I think you're looking for this: http://ellijay.com/users/irvm/
Btw, check the contributions from other users and this mailing list,=
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there is people that's coding in linux (using gui's, i'm coding but=20
text-mode).
Best Regards,
Guillermo Bonveh=ED
3. Re: programming X
- Posted by irvm at ellijay.com
Jun 17, 2003
On Tuesday 17 June 2003 01:34 am, Steve wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Does anyone on this list actually program in euphoria on linux? I am
> trying to figure out if anything resembling win32lib exists. I
> understand that the last attempt (according to the RDS site) at creating
> such a lib was in 1999. If anyone here programs with euphoria in linux
> and actually uses gui elements I would love to hear what you use.
Yes - please look at my EuGTK+ wrapper (http://ellijay.com/users/irvm)
It doesn't have a "drag and drop" designer like Judith's IDE, but since
GTK uses a different (and superior, in my opinion) way of laying out
controls, it really doesn't need one. You have to type the code, but it's
_way_ simpler than Windows code.
As far as using this, yes. I maintain several large websites, and I use a
bunch of small programs written using EuGTK on a daily basis.
Turns out that it's actually easier and quicker to write these with a nice GUI
than it is to write the same thing to run in console mode.
If you have questions, contact me.
Regards,
Irv
4. Re: programming X
On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 05:34:09AM +0000, Steve wrote:
>
>
> Hey,
>
> Does anyone on this list actually program in euphoria on linux? I am
> trying to figure out if anything resembling win32lib exists. I
> understand that the last attempt (according to the RDS site) at creating
> such a lib was in 1999. If anyone here programs with euphoria in linux
> and actually uses gui elements I would love to hear what you use.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
I'm working on a clone of win32lib on Linux called Llama (started by David
Cuny).
Its far from complete tho, so for now you'd be better off using Irv's EuGTK
library, which is not win32lib compatible but it is an esay wau to get into
GUI programing in Linux.
jbrown
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5. Re: programming X
I'm still waiting for Irv's GTK 2.0 wrapper to be complete enough to use for
a GNU/Linux port of my wave editor. I don't want to use the old GTK wrapper
because i would have to change some code to get it to use GTK 2.
6. Re: programming X
>
>I'm working on a clone of win32lib on Linux called Llama (started by David
>Cuny).
>
>Its far from complete tho, so for now you'd be better off using Irv's EuGTK
>library, which is not win32lib compatible but it is an esay wau to get into
>GUI programing in Linux.
>
>jbrown
>
I thought that project had died a long time ago. Personally, I would rather
use EuGTK. If you want cross-platform GUI compatibility, GTK will work on
windows too. (I use GIMP for windows all the time)
Daryl
7. Re: programming X
- Posted by irvm at ellijay.com
Jun 18, 2003
On Tuesday 17 June 2003 10:10 pm, you wrote:
>
>
> I'm still waiting for Irv's GTK 2.0 wrapper to be complete enough to use
> for a GNU/Linux port of my wave editor. I don't want to use the old GTK
> wrapper because i would have to change some code to get it to use GTK 2.
I think you're the only person who has expressed interest in 2.0
I'll take another look and see if they've ironed out some of the awkward
spots in the library yet.
Irv
