Hamish Mackenzie hamish.k.macken...@gmail.com writes:
Ben suggested it might be a good way to make it easier for people to
contribute. I agree. There are lots of great tools for git (I use
SmartGit all the time) and we can set up Travis-CI.
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Ben Gamari bgamari.f...@gmail.com writes:
After having demonstrated to myself repeatedly that I'm incapable of
operating Darcs correctly, I finally broke down and imported Gtk2hs
into Git. My cabal-1.18 branch[1] has the current state of my work to
get Gtk2hs building with Cabal 1.18. My
Since Daniel Wagner's patch[1] from 11 July 2012, gtk/gtk.cabal in the
gtk2hs repository declares the package name to be gtk3. This is a fine
approach to take for differentiating the Gtk3 bindings from their Gtk2
counterparts but the implementation needs to be finished.
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Dominic Steinitz domi...@steinitz.org writes:
Hi Ben,
I have pull request against your 1.18 branch which fixes backwards
compatibility (untested on 1.16).
Awesome! That's a pretty clever hack although it still irks me that the
interface was changed on the Cabal side in the first place.
Is
After having demonstrated to myself repeatedly that I'm incapable of
operating Darcs correctly, I finally broke down and imported Gtk2hs
into Git. My cabal-1.18 branch[1] has the current state of my work to
get Gtk2hs building with Cabal 1.18. My intention is to export these
patches to apply
