[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Just out of curiosity: to me it looks a bit like you reinvent the wheel > - why don't you base your application on the fine McCLIM framework. > You'd get all sorts of widgets for free, _including_ a cool Lisp > Listener/REPL and graph drawing widgets. From what i understand you seem > to go for some kind of presentation based user interface (a.k. Lisp > Machines or CLIM). McCLIM gives you all of this (and a promising Emacs > clone in Common Lisp).
I'm not fond of general-purpose GUI toolkits. I find most of them rather heavyweight and slow... not always the best thing if your realtime audio process is competing for CPU. I would prefer to just do things with direct CLX calls, and I find CLX very easy to work with. With most of the UI implemented, all of CL-FRAME is only about 1000 lines, so if I've reinvented the wheel, it's a small wheel :-) -- David O'Toole [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://dto.freeshell.org/notebook/ _______________________________________________ Cmdist mailing list [email protected] http://ccrma-mail.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/cmdist
