Marcus Sundberg wrote:
> Yes please! We really need a GUI toolkit running on LibGGI.
BTW, I have integrated within the OpenAmulet toolkit [1]
some support for GGI. The library relies on libgwt,
which is not-so-good - but all in all it can successfully
display the interface of some of the test programs of
OpenAmulet. (I mean I can see the buttons and menus,
etc.)
The final thing I had to polish was input event
management in libgwt (and OpenAmulet). I tried
something that was much too cumbersome. I need to
use a simpler technique and handle multiple windows
event dispatching inside OpenAmulet (I tried to do
that in libgwt but it's not very good).
Afterwards, the big problem is that OA would need some
of the libggi2d functions to have a nice display.
(But color management is already very easy thanks to
libggi.)
Rodolphe
PS: Of course, 2 GUI toolkits are better than 1. Especially
if they do not target the same programming languages.
[1] http://www.openip.org/
