On Mon, Aug 20, 2001 at 10:55:26PM +1000, jostle wrote: > Dear lesstiffers, > > I thought you may be interested, but I won't bother you again. > > ViewKlass is now available. > > ViewKlass is a C++ framework for developing applications that use the > LessTif, OpenMotif or OSF/Motif(tm) user interface toolkits. In > particular it provides classes that support the creation of reusable > components. > It also provides classes that encapsulate some of the more difficult and > tedious aspects of Motif development. These include classes to handle > the creation of windows, dialogs, and menus. > > ViewKlass is an open source implementation of SGI's ViewKit(tm), and > should eventually become source code compatible with a large subset of > of that API. It is derived from the code originally written by Chris > Toshok for the Hungry ViewKit project. > > Hosted on Sourceforge: visit http://viewklass.sourceforge.net > or perhaps http://www.netspace.net.au/~jlemcke > > Have Fun, > > jostle Ok, I'll add a link to the apps list. Question is how it works with LessTif. First of all a test build of the lib shows that a dozen of your sources lack #include <stdio.h>! (most liekly your bug; LessTif tries not to #include useless stuff just because Motif does ;-) The supplied test doesn't build either, since XmNshowArrows is not fully supported. lesstif-CVS at least is able to compile this test now. Haven't tested but the test program also seems to behave a bit strange on alpha-linux. What's your experience with ViewKlass&LessTif?! -- Alexander Mai [EMAIL PROTECTED]
