[Ilugc] anjuta2 IDE .. integrating glade .. releasing this Feb
- From: andyetitmoves@xxxxxxxxx (Ramkumar R)
- Date: Fri Jan 28 09:13:03 2005
If emacs can do everything (gnus, erc,..) why cannot it do glade?
well...it can almost do everything...nothing is perfect right
???...talking about the gtk frontend, it should mean an architectural
change - as far as fonts are concerned, not everyone might need it -
atleast for me, fixed fonts are perfectly fine...that's why I thought
a n orbit wrapper might be an easier job - to begin with, a server to
just expose the interpreter along with the embedding part of it
should do wonders (gnuserv is a hack)...
post it in the emacs-devel list. And btw, emacs cvs has gtk2 support
which is still not well architectured. Gtk2 is only used for the
menus, scrollbars, .. The buffer is still the same old emacs buffer
Wow! that's news to me...atleast it's a step forward...
(no anti-aliased fonts). Extensions like tabbar.el (for eg.) could
make use of GtkNotebook if emacs was made extensible with the toolkit
(rather than just the menus). No more buffer hacking then.
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Sridhar Ratna - http://srid.bsdnerds.org
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