Michael Emmel wrote:
>
> Hello I've been working for a while on and all java Windowing system.
>
> My current version is written on top of the Swing toolkit. Which is
> practically all Java.
>
> Well it turns out even Swing is flawed.
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> Java
> graphics today are fatally flawed ,
> to do it right Java support must be inclued in the basic windowing
> system design. This can be done today in Linux.
I have also been frustrated by the AWT in many respects, and I also chose
to go 'low level' for some graphic applications that the AWT wouldn't
support well.
But Java is a tool, not a messianic magic bullet to cure all algorithmic
illnesses. It has the flaws of any complex environment in evolution.
As a tool, it has been immensely useful to me, saving me implementation
and debugging time in (simple) graphical applications, compared to C/C++.
It certainly does not seem to be the tool that you need to complete
your project. That only makes it fatally flawed for your particular needs,
not for the rest of us.
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