Hi All, I've already been in touch with Dale, I would like to help out. For me, any cross-platform GUI tools will be a learning experience, so it doesn't matter much to me. More below though:
--- In [email protected], Joel Uckelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > One thing about attracting coders (especially Linux coders) is that using > a popular GUI toolkit will help. If it's not GTK or QT (or maybe WxWindows?) > you're not going to find too many people who want to help and already are > familiar with it, which could be a major impediment. > > For reference, here's a MFC migration guide for QT: > > http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/learnmore/migration/mfc > http://doc.trolltech.com/solutions/qtwinmigrate/index.html I seem to recall that when I looked into this for python, I was going to use QT. Of course, that ended up going nowhere, so my two hours of research three years ago probably aren't worth that much. > > It's possible to use both MFC and QT simultaneously, so you can do the > migration incrementally rather than in one go and hope that it works. > That sounds like a good feature. Bill Gustafson (all my standard internet logins were already taken when I signed up for yahoogroups, which is why my tagline has my middle name).
