• John Reimer (10/10) Feb 24 2006 Interesting note:
• Charles (4/18) Feb 27 2006 That is cool.
• John Reimer (4/7) Feb 27 2006 Yes, I believe you are right. Interfacing with Gtk+ and Cairo, however,...
• Charles (2/21) Mar 01 2006

John Reimer <terminal.node gmail.com> writes:

Interesting note:

The gtk version of SWT includes backends for:

gtk+
gnome-gtk+
mozilla
CDE
Cairo

Gtk+ will be the first attempt for a port to DWT, but I find the 
possibility of using Cairo as a backend appealing also (eventually).

-JJR

Charles <noone nowhere.com> writes:

That is cool.

Isn't someone creating Cairo for D already ?

Charlie

John Reimer wrote:
 Interesting note:
 
 The gtk version of SWT includes backends for:
 
 gtk+
 gnome-gtk+
 mozilla
 CDE
 Cairo
 
 Gtk+ will be the first attempt for a port to DWT, but I find the 
 possibility of using Cairo as a backend appealing also (eventually).
 
 -JJR

John Reimer <John_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <dtvt99$2lsh$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Charles says...
That is cool.

Isn't someone creating Cairo for D already ?

Charlie


Yes, I believe you are right.  Interfacing with Gtk+ and Cairo, however, isn't
the hard part. :)

-JJR

Charles <noone nowhere.com> writes:

 Interfacing with Gtk+ and Cairo, however, isn't
 the hard part. :)

Hehe, yes you have a long hard road in front of you, I dont envy you.



John Reimer wrote:
 In article <dtvt99$2lsh$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Charles says...
 
That is cool.

Isn't someone creating Cairo for D already ?

Charlie

 
 
 
 Yes, I believe you are right.  Interfacing with Gtk+ and Cairo, however, isn't
 the hard part. :)
 
 -JJR