Quentin Mathé wrote: > Le 22 nov. 08 à 00:35, Fred Kiefer a écrit : >> I am >> volunteering to help you integrate back the changes from Wild Menus >> and >> Camaelon into gui. > > That's really great! > On my side, I'm going to first resubmit all my existing AppKit > patches, then if nobody has tackled Wild Menus merge in the meantime, > I'll to look at it and split the code so you can reintegrate the > necessary changes back into gnustep-gui. >
Great. >> As for other changes you are really welcome to start coding again on >> GNUstep, I hope that you will be surprise by some of the progress we >> made during the last year. > > Indeed. I remember to have observed some very nice progresses in > NSView, NSImage and glyph generation. Writing EtoileUI on both GNUstep > and Mac OS X at the same time have confirmed this impression. It's a > big framework that use many features of AppKit, and with few > workarounds it works well on both GNUstep and AppKit. The only major > things that aren't working as well on GNUstep as Cocoa are the drag > and drop and the nib support. I haven't tried nib support for few > months though, so this might have changed. iirc time to time the > drawing code ported from Mac OS X also need to be adjusted to get the > same result. > > NSArray now works well over DO, this was a really nice fix too in > Foundation. I can now do funny stuff like browsing and modifying the > UI of a running application from another one by the mean of DO and > CoreObject. Another GNUstep change that has really made a difference > is the fact gnustep-make has become a lot better at building frameworks. Yes, GNUstep really did progress well last year. I am always hoping for more. :-) We are almost at a state where porting over an application from Cocoa is just a matter of hours. And it would be great to get bug reports (and test code) for the remaining issues. Fred _______________________________________________ Etoile-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
