Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Like other people replied; i'd like the TreeView to use some data system.collections that are built into .NET rather than the ListStore. It feels more intuitive. Also, databinding would be quite cool.Hello,
As people develop applications with Gtk#, I would love to hear
people's opinion on what we can do to make Gtk# better.
I am posting a few ideas that we could discuss:
* TreeView and NodeStore: Useful? Complex? What would
people like to see there?
* Rendering: Gdk stinks for rendering, do you find convenientI personally use System.Drawing to draw to a bitmap then use the bitmap with Tao.OpenGL to display fonts.
the code to use System.Drawing in Gtk-dotnet.dll? What about
Cairo?
* Do you use/need OpenGL? If you do, how do you do it?Yes, i use it using the Tao framework and GtkGl so i can draw onto a Gtk window. Its very nice because it works on linux and windows. it'd be nice if this was included in Gtk# so i don't have to compile it seperatley, but its not a big deal because of the assembly model of software deployment.
* What kind of samples are missing?
How to package your software into rpm form and the like.
How to use the filechooser, i can't for the life of me figureo ut how to get a filename section so somebody can type in the file they want.
Also, i'm not clear on whether i should be using the latest and greatest (Gtk-Sharp 2.0) or 1.0. So far, the only 2.0 feature i'm trying out is the FileChooser. Is there any reason to require 2.0? Should i just set the app config to allow older versions?
Thank you very much for writing and activley evangalizing Mono. I think its one of the best things to happen in the open source field.
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