Hi Anton,
In the channel you asked a question:
12:56 < ex_rzr> Any glib/gobject based binding is generated in this
way: there is a vocab, for example, gtk. It uses IN-GIR: parsing
word which generate binding from Gtk-2.0.gir.
12:56 < ex_rzr> All stuff is generated in gtk.ffi vocab (root gtk -
for future, highlevel stuff will be here, I wish:)).
12:56 < ex_rzr> So the problem is: gtk.ffi doesn't exist physically
(because there isn't 'gtk/ffi/ffi.factor' file). And I must USE:
gtk before I will able use gtk.ffi
12:56 < ex_rzr> I don't like this way, it's too dirty. Any ideas?
It seems to me there is a very simple solution. Why don't you create a
gtk/ffi/ffi.factor which calls IN-GIR:, and then put USE: gtk.ffi in
gtk/gtk.factor, along with all the high-level stuff?
Slava
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 7:29 AM, Anton Gorenko <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I need your help, folks.
>
> Dependencies: Gtk, GtkGLExt
>
> What you should do:
> 1. checkout from http://github.com/ex-rzr/factor
> 2. build it (build-support/factor.sh update)
> 3. run ./factor
> 4. and try to work with new ui backend :) Open, move, resize windows,
> move your mouse, press keys, press keyboard combos and functional
> keys, copy and past, etc.
> 5. look for any bugs and artefacts (don't forget about console's output)
> 6. try to run ' "gir.samples.lowlevel" run ' - there are 3 small
> samples: "Hello world!", OpenGL (GtkGLExt) and GStreamer (it needs
> GStreamer installed and internet connection)
>
> Thanks!
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