I'm considering writing a (GUI) application as open-source on Mac OS X
Leopard.
I'm wondering if there is any document available that describes the
differences between
the Cocoa API on Mac OS X, and the Gnu-step API. If possible, I want
to write my code
so that it is easily portable to
Hi Tommy,
There is a list of current API compatibility somewhere, but I can't
find it at the moment. A good few rules of thumb are:
- Try to stick to Foundation and AppKit. A few other frameworks, like
AddressBook, also work, but are external to the core GNUstep
distribution.
-
David Chisnall wrote:
- Reading nib files on GNUstep is still somewhat hit and miss. Some
things work perfectly, some fail weirdly. If you are encountering
strange bugs, try redrawing your nibs in gorm.
This is the only point, where I have to diverge from Davids great
answer. Redoing your
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Dennis Leeuw wrote:
Hi all,
I created a set of preliminary man-pages for the GNUstep tools. Comments
suggestions and additions highly appreciated.
One little thing I noticed is that the set_show_service command does the
enable and disable, but is doesn't do the show. Is
On 12/1/07, Isaiah Beerbower [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/30/07, Fred Kiefer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isaiah Beerbower wrote:
Hello all,
A while back there was some discussion about the way GNUstep handles
fonts. The two ways discussed were nfont bundles and fontconfig. I
like
