Yes, the new macful Shoes is a wonderful gift. We should all start
complaining about it immediately. :)
Here are the stones in my shoes:
1. You can tab between text fields but not buttons and lists.
2. The scroll wheel (or two fingers on the track pad) doesn't work.
3. Command-w and Command-q don't work.
Jim
On Jun 12, 2008, at 11:11 AM, coffeejunk wrote:
wow. i'm impressed. shoes never run this smoothly on my mac. thanks.
however the menu isn't workin (see http://img.skitch.com/20080612-igua8e9x63wbfbuu39spn41ki.jpg)
as well as opening the manual with alt+? (shoes -m works fine). oh
and scolling using my touchpad doesn't work either, i have to click
and pull the scrollbar.
-coffeejunk
Am 12.06.2008 um 17:24 schrieb _why:
Good day to you, denizens of my flimsy footwear.
I have these:
* http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/dist/shoes-0.r683.exe
(windows + video support; 7.3M)
* http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/dist/shoes-0.r681-intel.dmg
(osx + video support; 7.9M)
* http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/dist/shoes-0.r683.tar.gz
(source; 544K)
I'm happy to report that I've spent the last three days frantically
ripping apart Shoes and replacing all of the OS X code with fresh
new Cocoa code. I've also hacked out all the #ifdef macros and each
platform has its own source file under shoes/native/. The OS X code
dropped from 1500 lines to 900 lines.
This means OS X is doing much, much better. Scroll bars are
actually working. Window and control styles are looking right. And
the code is much simpler, finally I can quit complaining about OS X!
(The problem was all mine: I was stubbornly sticking with Carbon
which is vastly inferior to Cocoa -- poorly documented, arcane, and
error-prone.)
I've still got quite a few bugs in there. And there's no PowerPC
build still. So expect another set of builds in a couple days.
_why
