> From: Herman Bruyninckx [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > huh? Do you mean the integration of the front-end and the > back-end (which > > backend? ;-). > > > I mean that Dia can only work with GTK, and that you find code where > abstract functionality (which could be used without graphical > display in > mind) is mixed with GTK calls. At least, this was my _impression_ from How would you create a diagram without some kind of graphical display? (ncurses?) Or are you preferring Motif or Qt? > reading through the code; hopefully I am wrong, but I miss > time and a good > documentation to help me understand everything correctly :-) The DIA core functionality (diagram, layers, objects, renderer) is mostly GTK+-free AFAIK. There is a special renderer that creates displays (views) for GTK+. The visual part is (of course) GTK+-based. Arjan
