Hello,
I'm sorry for the delay, but I wanted to reach my 0.1 milestone.
Here is the link for the source of my ECommander application:
http://smrt.is-a-geek.org/ecmd/ (screenshots + source)
ECommander (ecmd) is a 2 pane file manager similar to all other
commanders (total/nortan/midnight/gnome). It has the basic operations
implemented (CAUTION: it is possible that some files can be
lost/deleted!!!) and more is to come. See the README for info how to
build and use it. (Sorry that there is no autotools config, I could
grasp it:(). For a successful build you need to apply my c++ patch to
efreet.
The application is written in c++ and uses ewl as the widget toolkit.
I've written a wrapper for ewl, to make my life easier.:)
The wrapper is 30-50% complete. I've wrapped only widgets I've used.
I hope the interested in ewl will give me some constructive crituque,
so I can improve it.
At the moment there are some problems with the wrapper:
1. The widget class has one ewl::function (boost,tr1,c++0x function
class) member per possible callback, no matter if the callback is used.
2. You can have only one callback functions attached to a given type
of callbacks for the widget
3. The mvc wrapping is a bit messed up.
4. some more I can't remember :)
Any suggestions how to fix these issues are welcome :)
Best regards,
Teodor Petrov
On Wed, 31 Dec 2008 09:34:09 +0100
Andreas Volz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Am Sun, 21 Dec 2008 18:11:15 +0200 schrieb [email protected]:
>
> > I'm using c++ and ewl to write a filemanager app and I think I'll use
> > eet for the configuration files. I've also done an ewl c++ wrapper
> > (not complete at all). And I can contribute the code to eflpp when it
> > is more complete.
>
> I just started to wrap ETK as you see with my last commit. In parallel
> I liked to start with EWL. But if you yet work on it we may share our
> work. But the EWL wrapper you do has to fit the eflpp design. How far
> did you proceed? Could you show something?
>
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