On Tue, 20 Nov 2001 05:05:22 +0300 (MSK)
Vitaly Lugovsky <vsl@ontil.ihep.su> wrote:
>  But, if you want WYSIWIG GUI tool, just use Glade - it produces a 
> portable XML representation for GUI dialogs, and, I belive, it'll be 
> pretty easy to use it from Caml.

Hi,

You may want to try a first snapshot of mlglade.

mlglade is a translator from glade xml file into a set of modules for
OCaml >= 3.01.

Very quick usage notice :
- Design a gui with glade.
- Generate the ocaml files using "mlglade"
- type "make". Now you have a caml application that reacts to events that
have been binded in glade.
- Edit the main file. Customize the callbacks in the class
"customized_callbacks" by overriding methods. 
- You may redesign the gui without loosing your customized callbacks.


This is still ugly, experimental and unfinished code. 
But it works most of the time for some projects.

The only documentation is the README.

You can download it from http://www.lri.fr/~monate/mlglade

Feel free to send bug reports, comments and patches.

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