I've got to a point where I can successfully compile the whole project with a bunch of stubs in xcqt.cpp, a-la xcwin32.cpp I've already implemented a few of the functions, remaining ones are on my to-do list. This will probably take a few days to finish, and then a couple more to get it to a semi-working shape. It looks hopeful in the sense that I seem now to have a feel for how Xt behaves.
Once this part is done, the code will start abruptly shrinking, Qt is way more programmer-friendly than Xt (heck, even Gtk is). I'm in awe of the hackery you had to undergo to get this code to work. Long ago, in times of Borland Pascal, I tried looking though the X11 documentation and I figured I would rather wait for something better to appear on the X11 scene ;) Cheers, Kuba _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
