I've recently become a developer for Emacs and put a lisp package (gdb-ui.el) into the CVS repository. This package allows Emacs to act a graphical user interface to GDB. More generally, I'm interested in improving Emacs as an IDE. Now that Emacs can be built with GTK, I would like to try to integrate Glade into its operation. My initial ideas are quite basic: I would write a set of lisp commands for Emacs that could start Glade, load new projects and access the source code for editing and compiling. It is easy to create a subprocess in Emacs to start Glade but communication between processes is a bit more difficult. Unfortunately, I know very little about GTK but I can see that features like drag and drop require communication (signals?) between different GTK applications. Ideally I would like to access this communication with the Emacs lisp commands that I would write. GDB developers have recently developed an interface called GDB/MI where MI stands for machine interface. It was written to allow communication with GUI front-ends.
Does Glade have something similar? Nick _______________________________________________ Glade-devel maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/glade-devel
