Thanks Bill.  Unfortunately, the gl2 event lab is just a placeholder on my
version of J (Darwin 601p beta).

Ronan


On 21/08/2006 02:08, "bill_lam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Ronan Reilly wrote:
>> I'm planning to write a drawing program that needs to communicate with J.
>> Functionally, the programme is intended to be a tool for creating something
>> like UML diagrams (boxes, arrows, and some code generation).  Actually, the
>> form editor seems to have some of the functionality I need.
>> 
>> Ideally I'd like to be able to do it all in J, but it's unclear to me from
>> the form and openGL documentation how easy this would be.  For example,
>> would I be better off using, say, Tcl/Tk or Perl/Tk for the graphics and
>> communicating to the JE via sockets?
>> 
>> Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated.
> 
> Most probably opengl is not needed for applications that you have in mind. gl2
> commands will be sufficient, please run labs on graphics -gl2 commands and gl2
> events for detail.

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