Thanx MUCH. That's actually what I was hoping to find from this thread. A
basic system to handle some of the UI details and let me write the meat. It
makes it much easier for me to learn something when I can go back and look
at a complete project and dissect the parts while RFM than by RFM alone.
-Larry
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Herbert [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 5:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: IDE for Linux?
I would have to agree with Rich. I've used Glade for a couple of
small projects,
and it is very nice for putting together a UI. Granted, it is not a
full IDE,
and it only supports GTK+ and GNOME widgets, but it is a quick easy
way to
get familiar with how things work. Glade will give you a nice
autoconf/automake
environment for you project. It will right C or C++ (and a few
others I think)
source code for you inteface. It's then up to you to fill-in all
the callbacks,
and the rest of the program for that matter, with code that actually
does something.
-Matt
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