Hi Riccardo, i think asking for a use case For a technology Demonstration or a Fun project does not make Sense. Would be like having two ships going the same Route. There is no use case for a bridge between both but it is good to have one. Just in case... And of you ask for a use case you could question what gnustep is good for if there is wxwidgets or vice versa. Let real Users decide of they like wxgnustep or not...
On The Road > Am 04.06.2021 um 22:18 schrieb Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]>: > > > Hi, > > > > On 5/31/21 9:04 PM, H. Nikolaus Schaller wrote: >>> Viceversa, it makes no sense for GNUstep to target WX, since it is already >>> highly portable at all levels. >> Except for existing C++ applications using wxWidgets. Nobody can easily port >> them to GNUstep. >> > > sorry, but I still don't get the use-case of having wxCocoa just plain on > GNUstep without more. > > > > If you have a wx program written in C++ you can already port it to Windows, > Cocoa and Unix/X11. > > If you have an Obj-C AppKit program you can use it either directly on Mac or > with GNUstep on Windows and Unix/X11 > > So what would you gain with having wxCocoa on GNUstep if you want to expose > only the wx C++ interface? I still think nothing... there are no more targets > GNUstep has which wx doesn't have. > > > > Riccardo
