Re: NSToolbar (was Re: Portability/Compatability between GNUstep <---> Cocoa...)

[Gregory John Casamento]

Alex,

I've let Quentin know that I'll help him implement it, if he needs me to
explain anything that's already there.   Basically all of the toolbar
"management" code should be there.   A lot of the code for the view
(GSToolbarView) is also implemented as well.

GJC

--- Alex Perez <aperez@student.santarosa.edu> wrote:
> > "bloat" is perhaps a little strong. It's true the design is not 
> > perfect...
> > … I'm currently writing the NSToolbar implementation for GNUstep from 
> > the existing skeleton class and there are two major changes to NSWindow 
> > to have it working :
> > - setToolbar: method
> > - toolbarView support must be added to window root view _wv (reason : 
> > broacast the window events)
> Have you been in contact with Greg Casamento? If not, you need to contact 
> him ASAP. He has also been working on an NSToolbar implementation, and I 
> really hate to see unnecessary duplication of efforts.
> 
> Alex Perez
> 
> 
> 
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