.NET wrapper for Gtk and other related libraries
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* HACKING : New rulez. * NOTES: Killed. We have a mailing list now for this kind of stuff. * glib/makefile : New, to build the new glib-sharp.dll target. * glib/Object.cs : (GetObject): Commented out. Design problems here. IntPtr's can't be used in the manner this code attempts to use them. (Data prop): Commented out. Apparently keyed properties are not supported. (Object prop): Renamed RawObject, and made it protected. (Events): Fixed to cause list to be initialized if null and then return the list. * glib/ObjectManager.cs : commented out entirely. Not sure what this code is trying to accomplish and it doesn't compile. * glib/Value.cs : New attempt at implementing GValues. Doesn't work yet. * gtk/Button.cs : Updated to use RawObject. (Clicked event): s/EmitDeleteEvent/EmitClickedEvent. (Button(String)): s/gtk_label_new_with_lable/gtk_button_new_with_label. * gtk/Label.cs : Fixed some yank and paste errors where 2 value params were getting passed to all the set_* property methods. * gtk/Window.cs : Fixed hanging GTK namespace ref. * sample/HelloWorld.cs : Fixed hanging GTK namespace ref. svn path=/trunk/gtk-sharp/; revision=884 |
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Gtk# is a C# binding for the Gtk toolkit (www.gtk.org). The target is the 2.0 platform, and no plans are currently in place to backport to 1.2. The effort essentially boils down to an exercise in PInvoke against the C dynamic libraries. It may end up being slow as hell, but we'll see when we get there and adjust accordingly. The "Hello World" application in the sample directory has been executed on Win32 using the Gtk and associated binaries provided by the Gimp Win32 porting project. Links to these binaries can be found on the Gtk Homepage.