Re: Call for help: GTK+ for OS X
Re: Call for help: GTK+ for OS X
- Subject: Re: Call for help: GTK+ for OS X
- From: Dave Fayram <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2001 13:39:45 -0700
Actually, I'd like think this would be the best approach too. The only
problem would then be
theme-ing and stuff like that. I think it'd be impossible to make a
perfect copy of GTK+
strictly this way. A compatibility library would be nice though.
On Sunday, September 9, 2001, at 01:32 PM, Matthew Cox wrote:
Yeah, count me in. My question. I'm assuming that GTK+ uses a pixel
based drawing system. Quartz uses a vector based system. This could get
hairy.
My advice would be to wrap the GTK+ environment to the Cocoa one. That
way, creating a GTK+ button would create an NSButton, etc.
Are you talking about creating a window by window system, or a complete
user environment. IE: When I create a GTK+ window, will I be creating
an NSWindow, or will I be creating another type of window in a
different environment. A better way of saying this is: When I launch
cocoa Gimp, will I be able to see it's windows and Mail's? Or will I
have to click on the gimp dock icon to hide everything, then go to a
new enviroment?
I'm assuming the latter.
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Dave "Paradox" Fayram
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