Hi Chris [some stuff snipped]
> All else failing, Cocoa and its standard suite of controls talk > nicely. Are there any stumbling blocks making code written for Cocoa > run on GNUstep, given the real possibility of not having the ability > to have a GNUstep test environment? It seems that you've gotten to know assistive technologies on a couple of different platforms - the current limited functionality seems to be both an opportunity and a problem within GNUstep and its interaction with host platforms - so I'm hoping you could give some advice. Cocoa code that uses the NSAccessibility protocol can't currently be ported - it hasn't been added to GNUstep-base yet, and touches enough classes in interesting ways that may lead to some issues like additional instance variables being required. I'd like to see this added, despite any short-term pain. I'm also interested in finding out if there are any free software assistive tools on Cocoa. It's fairly straight-forward how this would play out on GNUstep on MacOS X - but I'm more interested in how we'd interact with other existing host platform capabilities. As a non-Win32 guy, I have no idea if there's any simple or useful mapping into the Windows-native functionality. Any ideas? Thanks Peter _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
