On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 08:34:37 +0900
Jacques Garrigue <garrigue@kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp> wrote:

> > Before asking the LablGtk list (which is not completly disconnected
> > with this one, I think), is there ANY way to find help on this package
> > ? Either documentation, or examples of small applications written in
> > LablGtk (I'm looking for a "paint" app, to see menus, drawing areas
> > and mouse clicks work).
> 
> There are plenty of small examples in the (strangely named) examples
> directory of the distribution. For instance, you can see menus in
> editor.ml, mouse clicks in fixed_editor.ml, and drawing in drawing.ml.

Yes. I know this. What I am looking for is REAL documentation. For
example, I was not able to find out how to send a signal (just to let my
drawing area know that it has to redraw itself, for example).

I noticed some sarcasm in your "(strangely named)". Beware, Klingons don't
share Human's sense of humour. Grrr.

> We have also some small applications, but they were not released until
> now out of laziness to package them.

NOthing about signals in the apps dir, I already checked this.

Really, you can't imagine the number of lines of code I read before
asking. And I intensively used OCamlBrowser on LablGtk installation, but
this is simply too much for me. I know GUI programming in Qt (and some
others), I hate Gtk for overfeeding casting, so I thought LablGtk would be
the solution. But I failed. Bouhou !

> > Or even a list of applications working with ?
> 
> That would be interesting. If people can send me such information, I
> will add it to the lablgtk page.
> Currently the reference application is Unison, but it doesn't do any
> fancy graphical stuff.

Thanks anyway.

-- 

                   Nicolas FRANCOIS
            http://nicolas.francois.free.fr
 A TRUE Klingon programmer does NOT comment his code
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