pehaps *original*
versions of the same symbols used in Cocoa) to represent Control, Command,
Shift, and Alt.
Images would be better, indeed. You probably do not need to show the
shift modifier though -- simply use an uppercase letter (unless it's
not a letter, of course).
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Images would be better, indeed. You probably do not need to show the
shift modifier though -- simply use an uppercase letter (unless it's
not a letter, of course).
And of course I don't think it's really useful to put t
booth -- that's
what people will see of gnustep.
Last thing.. I'll arrive in brussels thursday evening; if somebody
wants to meet before the fosdem (quentin and jesse will be there too)
just send me a mail.
See you in Brussels !
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already found (check the bugtracker
https://gna.org/bugs/?group=etoile) please fill a bug ;-)
http://xdev.org/etoile/
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east another
month if not more (usual delay introduced by real life !) to release
the final 0.2; so we thought it was better to put online what we have
at the moment, even if rather imperfect, than having people waiting a
long time.. it's still a cool iso to try imho :-)
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is a bug somewhere.
>
>> Obviously the default on Windows should be using the Windows taskbar
>> and using Windows window
>> decorations!
>
> matter of opinion :-)
It shouldn't be. The fact that you even would dare to suggest that you
disagree with this honestly re
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Woo Hoo! :-)
Excellent news !! :-)
I'll probably have time to mentor a student this summer if needed.
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only write out the attributes that are changed from the
default, but event that may be to much information.
I'd be more interested by a Gorm palette adding the GS*Box stuff...
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a
palette of stacks and things like that, eg to have something very
close to Hypercard, etc.). Remember: Gorm is not a mere GUI builder,
it truly is an object relationship modeller ;-)
That probably would benefit on a more customizable/flexible palette browser.
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ve ?
Or does it 'jump' ?
smooth change, please :)
imho the simplest way is probably to use a bezier curve with different
control points, and change them smoothly to go from one kind of curve
to the other..
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c, nothing special had to be done for
the X part... I'm a bit unsure why you'd need anything special in fact
! Just install X, and that's it.
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>
> Am 10.09.2007 um 01:38 schrieb Nicolas Roard:
>
> > Just install X, and that's it.
>
> This pretty much rules out using GNUstep for a popular Mac OS X
> application.
It depends _why_ you want GNUstep on OS
ethods, but keep all the
logic out of GSTheme.
Then to implement a theme you just need to provide a new instance of
GSTheme; the methods could provide a new look either through new code
or through pixmaps. With that approach, Camaelon will stop
reimplementing parts of appkit and focus only on beeing
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ull days of time...
> Sorry guys...
:-/
Sorry to hear that... good luck with school !
Are you planning to come to the fosdem ?
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was hacking with Richard trying to solve a
> problem I have with KeyValueBindings. We failed and I will have to
> extract that code to give him a simple example to work on.
>
> In the evening we all (Richard, Nicola, Gerold, Helge, Lars, Nikolaus,
> Valentino, Axel and me) went out to
ard to think of anything leaner.
On the other hand for CoreAnimation, you may be more interested by
using Cairo directly ?
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interested.
Something as simple as each student sending an email with a few lines
of text every week describing the past week effort and the plan for
the coming week would be great (nothing that'd take more than 5
minutes to write, really).
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Hi,
Is it ok if I apply this little patch ? It simply enclose the methods
summary and the abstract in divs, so you can style them. Any reason
why the css include line 1119 is disabled ?
thanks,
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ould note that this license only applies to certain images: namely
> the images used for drawing various GUI controls such as checkboxes,
> etc.
>
> Is it possible to get these images relicensed?
Maybe we could replace those icons by jesse&
what parts are you thinking of ? (yep, camaelon I'd guess)
>
> I hope to start a productive discussion with that mail and not some
> flame war.
> Fred
No problems.
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cola last year was quite good:
>
> http://www.hotel-argus.be/
>
> Lars, can you organize that?
Any news on the hotel ?
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y side, it looks I may only be able to come the saturday
intead of the whole weekend...
Would it be possible to swap the Pragmatic Smalltalk presentation from
sunday morning to saturday ? Or is there somebody willing to give the
talk ? (slides furnished !)
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ly doesn't seem to be implemented on gnustep (I was sure it
was !?).
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On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 11:09 PM, Fred Kiefer wrote:
> Nicolas Roard wrote:
>> On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 8:48 PM, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> in FTP (available in GAP, http://gap.nongnu.org) I do inter-thread messaging
>>> with the preci
view.
Comments before I submit ? :)
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Index: Source/NSSplitView.m
===
--- Source/NSSplitView.m (revision 28272)
+++ Sourc
ight_ way -- the xor splitview is imho
just a hack (and OSX is of course using live resizing). Now, doing
live resize may expose some slowness in -gui, but instead of fighting
the messenger we should fix it.
That being said, it's imho fast enough as it is now.
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Very cool ! It should be quite useful, thanks for committing this.
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On 20 May 2009, at 14:59, Fred Kiefer wrote:
I just added an example theme implementation by Fred Morcos
at usr-apps/examples/gui/ExampleTheme/Rhea
This shows how to write a very simple theme that overrides
default but
users can revert back to the old mechanism by doing:
defaults write NSGlobalDomain GSUseGhostResize YES
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>> Gnustep-dev@gnu.org
>> http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
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FYI
http://www.macresearch.org/grand-central-now-open-all
http://libdispatch.macosforge.org/post/libdispatch-is-open-source/
(licensed under Apache License Version 2.0)
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xmap "port" of the
Gtk+ theme ?
> Who is working on GSTheme ATM?
> I probably will have some questions/suggestions...
Richard did it, I have started working a bit on it too.
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they
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 12:04 AM, Hans Baier wrote:
> Human:
>
> http://stashbox.org/687981/Bildschirmfoto.png
>
> Clearlooks:
>
> http://stashbox.org/687982/Bildschirmfoto-1.png
>
> Neutronium:
>
> http://stashbox.org/687983/Bildschirmfoto-2.png
Very cool :)
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y contain comments about incompatibilities, deprecations of
> methods, upgrade procedures...
> NEWS is perhaps more geared towards notable end-user readable things like
> new features, big fixes. It is perhaps more useful for an Application than
> the library.
>
> Riccardo
>
>
this I definitely wont object that change.
> But it is rather the people who use it who should respond here.
afaik the main "client" of poseAs is Camaelon (I used it to swap
images on the fly) -- but considering the progresses on GSTheme it
should be fine
ke a lot more sense (either directly or
via Cairo). Note that we do ship an NDK for android, that let you
write native code (it's more geared toward implementing bits of your
java app in C/C++ than pure native apps, of course). Not sure how
difficult or not difficult it would be to get ObjC wor
is one would not be a shell script but
> rather a DO application). And of course to fix all the issues listed above.
>
> Hope you have fun with filter services,
That's super cool :)
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m not sure why we care about the layout manager for NSStringDrawing
-- it seems to me that you don't really want/need to bother with one in
general if you're using thoses methods..
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it should be a problem, as long as you use the public
headers
for creating your implementation, and don't base your code on Apple's.
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_
StepTalkView then compile the palette
itself and load it in gorm. If you want to use this view in your app
you need to link your app to libStepTalkView.
Have fun !
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here would
be no need for other library to link. The Gorm part is, of course,
up to Greg.
Well, it's easy to make a non-appkit object, but as I'd still want a
view anyway,
.. hmm.. I need to try, perhaps just defining the view in the
palette will be enough
after all, you'
Le 15 juin 05 à 08:21, Stefan Urbanek a écrit :
Citát Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Well, it's easy to make a non-appkit object, but as I'd still want a
view anyway,
.. hmm.. I need to try, perhaps just defining the view in the
palette will be enough
after all, you'
on it :-)
added a connection inspector to only show the script outlets
So basically now, it's more useable :-) and starts to be quite nice.
Check the readme files for more infos. You can download it from here:
http://www.roard.com/gnustep/STPalette-1.1.tgz
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gnustep and vice-versa; but moreover, thoses kits are really cool by
themselves :) -- particularly the bindings and CoreData.
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-A
CalculatorExample directory. The
file calculator.st contains the sourcecode.
more infos on http://camaelon.blogspot.com
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"black" parts in transparent images, right?). Note the winzip window
in the lower right of the sshot.
Of course, a real "windows theme" would be ideal.
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shouldn't need context switching during the filling).
And, does it properly follow the current path mask ? (actually I think
that doesn't work on xlib, only with art, anyway...)
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o was add a simple (and of course slow) pattern
> drawing mechanism for the gsc classes and perhaps overwrite this with a
> faster one for the xlib backend.
>
> Perhaps you could add the art pattern fill bit and I provide the rest?
Well, I don't know about the art backend internals
public announcment for the cairo backend after that. If you find other
> bugs, feel free to report them, or even better help to resolve them.
I'll try to install cairo and test that :-)
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and some
proposals can be seen here:
http://www.jasperhauser.nl/projects/gnustep/
(jasper even wrote a complementary guideline for creating icons.. note that he
misunderstood and he uses étoilé where he should have used gnustep ;-) (the
icon guidelines we wrote with quentin were for gnustep
sktop bundles (you'd
want a "GNUstep" bundle to have the current behavior, but a "KDE" or
"GNOME" bundle to have proper integration, etc.)
Anyway, as always, talk is cheap, but I think thoses are the directions
that would be helpful.. To summarize, cleaner separa
hat shouldn't have any impact (hopefully ;-).
But once it's done, if you want to change -gui, you just need to
modify GSDrawFunctions methods; Camaelon will just provide an
implementation of GSDrawFunctions where the rendering in each methods
use pixmap rather than NSBezier et al. code.
compliant", because as you say, the epidermic
reaction will be "yeah, good job guys, only 11 years to do it !". It
would be more interesting to say something along the line of "we're
OpenStep compliant, we have our own additions, plus we are x%
compatible with Panther/Tiger
ailable/possible with GNUstep and the degree of compatibility with
OSX (imagine a cocoa dev going to gnustep.org for the first time and
trying to figure if its cocoa software can be ported to gnustep, and
what difficulties he can encounteer).
> Having ref. doc saying what should work and wha
exchanges, I guess it could be possible
in theory to have a compatible DO between GNUstep and OSX. But I
really don't know if they use (or can be set up to use) XML instead of
binary serialization for DO.. could be worth checking.
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GNUstep/Windows that
will use the Win32 theme api in order to have a proper integration..
or if you want a "programmed" theme)
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y meeting/coding party (the fosdem
beeing the saturday and sunday) to have the opportunity of getting rid
of some bugs,etc, before the actual event... is anybody interested ?
On the other hand, we could also organize some "coding party" during
the fosdem itself too..
Cheers and have fun,
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-> 15:00 Quentin Mathé / Nicolas Roard
(it's on the wiki too:
http://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/FOSDEM_2006#Sunday)
Comments ?
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On 2/12/06, Helge Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12. Feb 2006, at 15:26 Uhr, Nicolas Roard wrote:
> > I didn't hear any complaint about the planning, so well I guess it
> > is fine ? :-)
>
> Note: AFAIK the FOSDEM flyers are already _in print_, so you can'
On 2/12/06, Helge Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Feb 12, 2006, at 17:15, Nicolas Roard wrote:
> > Well, yes, but the schedule is not uploaded on the fosdem site, so I
> > would guess they don't have any schedule for us anyway...
>
> They know the referen
cessary for integration and determine how to solve any issues via direct
> integration.
Yes, direct integration is the best way. Sorry to not have answered
before, I didn't have a connection ;-)
Anyway I have a few days off now before the fosdem, so I'll work on camaelon.
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7;s line is displayed behind the images. I will commit the switch
image and make a patch for the two other widgets.
thanks
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On 3/19/06, Ingolf Jandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2006-03-19 19:34:51 +0100 Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> I tried the images, the switch is ok, but the slider knobs aren't --> nothing
> is drawn behind apparently, thus it display the slider background -
On 4/17/06, Adam Fedor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2006-04-15 04:39:23 -0600 Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi everybody,
> >
> > Google is running their "summer of code" program again this year:
> > http://code.google
On 4/17/06, Nicolas Roard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/17/06, Adam Fedor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'd think it's a nice idea. Is anyone willing to be a mentor, or at
> > least put together a list of potential projects?
>
> I started a wiki pag
ground on the GNUstep shot? It looks like a
GNUstep app, but as far as I recall Terminal.app was not able to
display a white background?
Looks to me like an xterm compiled with nextaw, the xaw implementation
that looks
like the NeXT ui..
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ink, help attracting
new people more easily. It's perhaps a simple as (yet again) working
on the website to put everything into a "GNUstep" umbrella, but having
different, clearly separated sections...
Beside, coming back on the desktop idea, what exactly is wrong with,
ah, say, étoi
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