Quoting Tomi Neste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Luke Crook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> kirjoitti Thu, 18 Oct 2007 20:23:54 +0300: > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Quoting Nicolas Martyanoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> > - A modern and fully usable GUI (with anti-aliasing, a > >> > lot of widgets, unicode text rendering, if possible with a GUI builder > >> > application). I just saw that there was McClim, going to try it today, > >> > >> You may find that CLIM's learning curve is rather steep, or that > >> McCLIM still lacks a nice set of widgets, but CLIM is very powerful > >> (and worth learning as a very well designed Lisp library, IMHO). > > > > How would CLIM be used with PAL? CLIM doesn't have a supported OPENGL > > backend. > > It can't render to a SDL surface. Does CLIM maintain its widgets in some > > kind of internal Lisp representation that allows blitting to an external > > backend? > > Also, win32 is very much unsupported, correct? > > AFAIK CLIM is designed to be implemented on top of different backends, > with either lisp hosted widgets or using some external widget toolkit. > Most popular backend seems to be the X11 one that uses lisp widgets but > there is also a gtk based backend and an old opengl backend (or beginnings > of it), but I don't think the latter is really in usable state. > > SDL backend should be quite possible but I'm not sure how big of an > project that would be, especially if one is already not that familiar with > McCLIM. > > As for running McCLIM in Windows, it seems to work quite well with > win32/X-server like XMing.
I think there is also a Gtk backend which works on win32. You may want to ask the McCLIM mailing list for more details... -- Matthieu Villeneuve _______________________________________________ Gardeners mailing list [email protected] http://www.lispniks.com/mailman/listinfo/gardeners
