Hi all
I'm currently running GNUstep SVN on Windows. I'm experiencing very
unusual text rendering, where it appears strings are being rendered with
giant spaces in them (about 5-10 characters wide). It seems these
spaces are inserted at about the 16th character in each string. They
also make the
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Hi all
I try to understand NSRunLoop and event management.
I have found the following text in NSRunLoop.h
It's about GSRunLoopWatcher
* The following interface is not yet deprecated,
* but may be deprecated in the next release and
* removed thereafter.
*
* The run loop watcher API was
So we could have a small makefile fragment, let's call it find-
gnustep.make,
that searches for gnustep-make on disk and sets GNUSTEP_MAKEFILES
to the best
match. I'll write that makefile fragment, and it will be
maintained inside
gnustep-make.
I don't get this one, you want to let
Right, and also, frankly, there's a very important non-technical aspect
to this as well; Way more developers know what the heck .pc files and
pkg-config are, as well as how they work, than a funky GNUstep.conf
file, which, while somewhat self-explanatory, definitely is proprietary.
Christopher Armstrong wrote:
Hi all
I'm currently running GNUstep SVN on Windows. I'm experiencing very
unusual text rendering, where it appears strings are being rendered with
giant spaces in them (about 5-10 characters wide). It seems these
spaces are inserted at about the 16th character in
If we had gnustep-make depend on pkg-config, then you wouldn't be
able to use GNUstep unless you installed pkg-config first.
That's not entirely correct. GNUstep can be taught how to read
pkgconfig-format-file, such as GNUstep.pc, thus eliminating the need
for GNUstep.conf entirely,
On 8 Feb 2007, at 11:06, Xavier Glattard wrote:
Hi all
I try to understand NSRunLoop and event management.
I have found the following text in NSRunLoop.h
It's about GSRunLoopWatcher
* The following interface is not yet deprecated,
* but may be deprecated in the next release and
* removed
On 8 Feb 2007, at 08:52, Christopher Armstrong wrote:
Hi all
I'm currently running GNUstep SVN on Windows. I'm experiencing very
unusual text rendering, where it appears strings are being rendered
with
giant spaces in them (about 5-10 characters wide). It seems these
spaces are inserted