digitalmars.D.announce - GladeD - Gtk Glade Files to GtkD classes
- Robert Schadek (5/5) Mar 13 2014 Writing gui's by hand is not that much fun. Using glade files is also
- captaindet (5/10) Mar 13 2014 very neat!
- Robert Schadek (4/11) Mar 13 2014 well, a boy must have dreams ;-) I didn't expect it to run under win,
Writing gui's by hand is not that much fun. Using glade files is also not so entertaining. GladeD creates class, out of glade files, you can inherited and implement. Glade is just a very small tool, I thought other people might find hand. Check: https://github.com/burner/gladeD
Mar 13 2014
On 2014-03-13 11:03, Robert Schadek wrote:Writing gui's by hand is not that much fun. Using glade files is also not so entertaining. GladeD creates class, out of glade files, you can inherited and implement. Glade is just a very small tool, I thought other people might find hand. Check: https://github.com/burner/gladeDvery neat! the test worked under windows as well. just a few tweaks were necessary cause i did not want to move yr logger into std, ... yet. i have been working on the same matter recently as well, from quite a different angle though. requires a bit more polishing and testing before i can show it. i am a little bit less motivated now that there is a viable solution to the glade awkwardness ;) /det
Mar 13 2014
On 03/13/2014 11:26 PM, captaindet wrote:very neat! the test worked under windows as well. just a few tweaks were necessary cause i did not want to move yr logger into std, ... yet.well, a boy must have dreams ;-) I didn't expect it to run under win, but hey, nice to heari have been working on the same matter recently as well, from quite a different angle though. requires a bit more polishing and testing before i can show it. i am a little bit less motivated now that there is a viable solution to the glade awkwardness ;)or you can fix up a pull request and we can work together ...
Mar 13 2014