Re: Cocoa and future
Re: Cocoa and future
- Subject: Re: Cocoa and future
- From: Adrian Pflugshaupt <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:45:53 +0100
Yes. newer CVS revisions include obj-c++ CocoaSupport sources which provide a 'bridge' from vstgui's c++ editor logic to Cocoa. All that's additionally needed for an AU is a CocoaViewFactory and a NSView that acts as a superview for the NSView that vstgui creates internally when the Cocoa support is compiled in.
Adrian I haven't checked out VSTGUI 3.5 yet, all our stuff is still on VSTGUI 3 - from what you are saying I should be able to code one editor in VSTGUI3.5 and get Cocoa support directly?
Kind regards Dave P.S. Let's drop the sales pitch :-). IMHO cocoa is a pain in the behind, and much much slower for me to work with, esp. seen from a cross-platform point-of-view. But that's just my 2 cents
It's not that big a problem in my opinion. If you need crossplatform compatibilty there's vstgui and with what's available on CVS, some fixes and some Cocoa view wrapper code to create a vstgui-editor as a subview it's possible to share the gui code between platforms, carbon and cocoa. Adrian Pflugshaupt (apulSoft.ch)
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