gui designer

[Ashley Bar]

I'm looking for something like glade that I can use in windows. I like
the wxruby from what I've read and hope that they're is a designer for
it. Any ideas? Netbeans?

 

[Marvin Gülker]

I'm looking for something like glade that I can use in windows. I like
the wxruby from what I've read and hope that they're is a designer for
it. Any ideas? Netbeans?

The only GUI designer for wx I know about is wxFormBuilder (
http://wxformbuilder.org/?page_id=21 ), but it looks like it can't
produce Ruby output, only C++ and Python. But don't be afraid, it isn't
that hard to learn, just another gem ;-)
Have a look here:
http://rubyonwindows.blogspot.com/2007/11/getting-started-with-wxruby-gui-toolkit.html
But if you're using Ruby 1.9 you should use
gem install wxruby-ruby19
rather than
gem install wxruby
If you get a windows-95-style GUI, see here:
http://rubyonwindows.blogspot.com/2007/10/windows-xp-visual-style-controls-with.html
and for Vista: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/190390#new
The documentation and a short tutorial is available here:
http://wxruby.rubyforge.org/doc/

 

[Marnen Laibow-Koser]

I'm looking for something like glade that I can use in windows. I like
the wxruby from what I've read and hope that they're is a designer for
it. Any ideas? Netbeans?

Netbeans has a nice GUI designer for Java that will work in JRuby apps.
Likewise Xcode for RubyCocoa, but that won't run on Windows.


Best,

 

[Reid Thompson]

I'm looking for something like glade that I can use in windows. I like
the wxruby from what I've read and hope that they're is a designer for
it. Any ideas? Netbeans?

why not glade for windows...

http://www.google.com/search?q=3Dglade+for+windows&ie=3Dutf-8&oe=3Dutf-8&aq=
=3Dt&rls=3Dorg.gentoo:en-USfficial&client=3Dfirefox-a

 

[wangxin 46853]

Hi all

I am new to ruby. I want to use Ruby GUI, but I am confused for there are so many choice: TK, Fox, wxRuby...
What is the difference between them? I just want make a simple window which can input and pop dialog.
Thank you so much

Your Sincerely
James Wang

 

[Ashley Bar]

Hi all

I am new to ruby. I want to use Ruby GUI, but I am confused for there
are so many choice: TK, Fox, wxRuby...
What is the difference between them? I just want make a simple window
which can input and pop dialog.
Thank you so much

Your Sincerely
James Wang

I like wxRuby because I use different Operating Systems and different
Desktops that use different guitoolkits(qt,gtk,windows). Why I like it
is because the finished wxRuby will look native to each toolkits.
However I have no experience, this is only an opinion on researching
ruby. hope this helps you.

 

[James Britt]

Hi all

I am new to ruby. I want to use Ruby GUI, but I am confused for there are so many choice: TK, Fox, wxRuby...
What is the difference between them? I just want make a simple window which can input and pop dialog.
Thank you so much

Search the list archives for a very recent thread, "Ruby GUI Libs"

Should help, and might avoid having the same GUI discussion every month.



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[Ashley Bar]

Search the list archives for a very recent thread, "Ruby GUI Libs"

Should help, and might avoid having the same GUI discussion every month.



--
James Britt

www.jamesbritt.com - Playing with Better Toys
www.ruby-doc.org - Ruby Help & Documentation
www.rubystuff.com - The Ruby Store for Ruby Stuff
www.neurogami.com - Smart application development

Which was taken into consideration. Perhaps I have poor searching
methods. Is they're anyway to sticky this topic? I don't always have
internet access, so it is lengthy to read everything about ruby in one
sitting, which is why I love forums so much, guaranteed that someone has
already asked the same question or is wondering the same thing. Thanks
for all the replies!

 

[James Britt]

Which was taken into consideration. Perhaps I have poor searching
methods. Is they're anyway to sticky this topic? I don't always have
internet access, so it is lengthy to read everything about ruby in one
sitting, which is why I love forums so much,

BTW, you are posting and reading a mailing list that happens to be
mirrored to a Web forum. So every post adds a bit of overhead.

guaranteed that someone has
already asked the same question or is wondering the same thing.

This may help: http://is.gd/4YtBD

It's a search of the google group copy of the mailing list.

There's also a FAQ of sorts up on github, but github is having server
failures .



James