I am currently in the process of changing the GNUstep toolbar handling to work on the window decoration view instead of using a separate view to integrate the toolbar.
For this I need to understand a bit more of the current toolbar code and what better way is there to do this than to rewrite that code? Now I stumbled over the split between NSToolbar and GSToolbar. Why is this needed or is it needed at all? In the long run I would like to remove the window ivar on NSToolbar and with that in place there surely is no reason for this separate super class, but even now I cannot find any use of it in the GNUstep code (apart from the ToolbarExample that Quentin pointed to), does it get used outside? _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
