Fred,
I will certainly take a look at it.
Thanks, GC
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| From: | Gregory Casamento |
| Subject: | Re: Working on XIB document support |
| Date: | Sat, 14 Dec 2019 18:30:16 -0500 |
After a week of working on these changes I have reached a state where it would be worthwhile for other to look at the code and test it. There sure are still a lot of shortcomings in that code, so please don’t merge it or use it in productive environments. But testing it in smaller applications should be fine.
Although I did clean up some stuff, this is still mostly the Eggplant code, they really put in a lot of effort. But as always with NIB loading many cases will be missing or be implemented incorrect. This could be resolved by using this code and reporting back to me.
Hope you find this useful,
Fred
> Am 09.12.2019 um 10:46 schrieb Fred Kiefer <address@hidden>:
>
> I just want to let you know that I have started to integrate the
> Eggplant code for XIB document loading, that is the newer XIB format,
> into GNUstep gui. Over the weekend I managed to integrate a minimal
> version of the code into a git branch and get it compile with gcc. The
> next step is to clean up the code further and test it with some real XIB
> files. That is why I am writing to you :-)
>
> I am looking for some real live applications where you have modern XIB
> files and would like to reuse these on GNUstep. Preferable without
> custom classes otherwise you will have to provide the source code as well.
>
> Don't expect too much from this effort. I have a week off from work (too
> much holidays left) but there are other competing projects I plan to
> spend time on:
> - Perparring house and garden for the winter
> - Go to the Hans Baldung Grien exhibition in Karlsruhe or spend a day up
> in the Black forest
> - Plenty of reading to catch up with
> - Help a befriended company with their software issues
> - Plus plenty of smaller stuff that needs to be taken care of
>
> Cheers,
> Fred
>
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