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Re: GModel support


From: Maxthon Chan
Subject: Re: GModel support
Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2013 19:25:49 +0800

Sorry for my confusion. And I think since Cenon is no longer depend on that, 
then I think GModel can be even safely removed. However on the other hand, is 
it possible to allow Gorm to directly use Apple's xib and nib files, as well as 
allow ProjectCenter to directly use Apple's xcodeproj bundles? As well as 
provide those Xcode command line tools, including xcrun, xcodebuild and like? 
在 2013-4-14,下午6:42,David Chisnall <address@hidden> 写道:

> How is that in any way even remotely relevant to a discussion of gmodel 
> support in -gui?
> 
> David
> 
> On 13 Apr 2013, at 11:39, Maxthon Chan <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
>> Well it depends. I will look into it and may end up using it. I may use it 
>> as a better AutoProtocol alternative.
>> 
>> AutoProtocol is a tool that allow programmers to write Objective-C native 
>> bindings to an application server using JSON exchange over HTTP (HTTPS) 
>> without actually writing any code. It will read and write JSON information 
>> using reflection (property introspection) and KVC. If the protocol is 
>> simple, all you need may be just a header file and an empty source code file 
>> (compile with clang -Xclang -fobjc-default-synthesize-properties) or 
>> @synthesize's.
>> 
>> My project use a JSON-based protocol over HTTPS to the server, hence I wrote 
>> AutoProtocol.
>> 
>> It is open sourced, but license is not yet decided. If you guys are 
>> interested, I will LGPL it (after removing my project-specific code); or 
>> else, i will BSDL it.
> 




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