On 2012-06-19 19:42, Guy Harris wrote:
I only verified it on Linux so It needs to be verified for other platforms
first.
What's Linux-specific about it? It's a change to GUI code, and we're using a toolkit
that does the same thing on all UN*X+X11 platforms (i.e., on everything except for
Windows, given that we're not using the "native" GTK+ on OS X) and, even on
non-X11 platforms, is pretty much only different in the lower-level drawing code.
Yeah. I know, but I'm not experienced with GTK so I was worried I messed
something up.
The wireless toolbar code *is*, I think, Linux-specific (as libpcap doesn't yet
have APIs to get lists of available channels or set the channel on 802.11
adapters), and the patch to update the interface list when new interfaces
appear is probably Linux-specific as well, but that's different from a pure GUI
change.
Indeed. For both patches I have kept the GUI code OS independent of the
OS specific parts. The OS specific parts is kept in a separate file.
Currently only Linux is supported but adding support for other OSs
should be fairly easy, at least for the interface hotplug patch.
Cheers,
Pontus
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