one goal for stem is to get more event loops supported. .11 (out SOON i
hope) has a new event loop design that makes it easy to wrap event loops
from various packages like tk, qt, wxwindows, etc. if someone who is
Could you elaborate?
Will it be a stand-alone alternative to Event and POE?
Tnx,
Mitchell
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Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 14:29:00 -0500
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>>>>> "SQ" == Sean Quinlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm running SuSE so I already had the whole Qt developer package handy
> and getting the Qt modules from CPAN installed was trivial. The best
> part of this, for me, was discovering that I could use the Qt developer
> GUI builder (classic widget assembly IDE) to build up the windows, lists
> etc and define the basic actions, then use an existing tool which
> converts the XML Qt project files into a Perl module framework for you!
> I had functional little test apps & was adding my own code & actions on
> the first day. :)
one goal for stem is to get more event loops supported. .11 (out SOON i
hope) has a new event loop design that makes it easy to wrap event loops
from various packages like tk, qt, wxwindows, etc. if someone who is
doing gui work wants to have a network toolkit available to them behind
the gui, then all you need is to write a simple wrapper module (i have 2
already and they can be used as guides/templates). if anyone is
interested, i will be glad to provide any help. i just don't know the
various event loops and don't have the spare time to investigate them.
and wrapping an event loop only requires about 4 short subs to be
written: handle readable, handle writable, timeout and main loop. this
is a nice project for anyone who wants to learn some stem and also
extend a gui that they like.
uri
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