Gent's

I have been taking a good is something very
interesting. The GLADE interface saves the configuration as XML output.

My scan.pp should be able to parse this with relative ease. What if I where able to produce pascal from the GLADE output. This may be pretty easy to do. I have not tried it yet but looks to be very do able.

Any remrks?

Cliff

Please go ahead, i purposed that also a week ago ;) And from glade it should be possible to run an external writer like the c++ writer. Maybe pascal can then be builtin easier, because my pascal patch was not accepted :(

Peter

Sergio,

Where is this library interface you are tlking of?

This does sound like a really cool idea. I like the idea of more for less.

They can change glade all they want I will just have to keep up to it.

Cliff

Cliff Baeseman el d�a Mon, 31 May 1999 18:06:27 -0500, escribi�:

Sergio, Where is this library interface you are tlking of?

libglade and glade are in the Gnome cvs, you can take a look at http://cvs.gnome.org

This does sound like a really cool idea. I like the idea of more for

less.

even in a future the .dfm could be .xml, no ?

They can change glade all they want I will just have to keep up to it.

ok, but I think that sooner or later Glade will work with plugins of languajes, so this could be very easy (try telling Damon Chaplin of this, so we are more :)

Cliff Baeseman el d�a Mon, 31 May 1999 17:37:27 -0500, escribi�:

Gent's I have been taking a good is something very interesting. The GLADE interface saves the configuration as XML output.

yes, and there are a libglade library that take an xml file and connect it to your program in runtime (you could change the interface to your program without even recompiling, nice, ha ?)

but be aware that Glade is changing very much this days...

Sergio