Ruby has ruined my C++

[gabriele renzi]

Michal 'hramrach' Suchanek ha scritto:

This looks like it is more flexible .. but it requires the user of the
library to write a dispatcher function. And since ruby is dynamic you do
not need to force users into writing dispatchers to get flexibility.

So I like the first one better.

have someone noticed that this is how ruvy-gtk2 works?

 

[tony summerfelt]

Kero wrote on 7/19/2005 12:45 PM:

Nah, I'm still here.

same here. seeing as i was the one complaining about ruby gui's

Button.new("exit") { exit }

I don't care who handles the event when and how or even what it is
called. I want the toolkit to take care of that *entirely*.
asynchronously, threadsafe.

i agree, your example is the kind of simplicity i was referring to.

the various gui tookits seemed 'tacked on' and the syntax suffers for
it...

 

[Jeff Wood]

I currently know of 3 ruby GUI toolkits that are cross platform ...

FXRuby
wxRuby
and Ruby/Tk

are there any others?

j.

Kero wrote on 7/19/2005 12:45 PM:
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Jeff Wood

 

[Joe Van Dyk]

ruby-gnome2 probably is.

I currently know of 3 ruby GUI toolkits that are cross platform ...
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wxRuby
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[Randy Kramer]

Well, I guess I'd consider QtRuby close, with Qt available on Windows. I
don't know whether Qt works on Mac OsX (or whatever it is).

Randy Kramer

 

[Daniel Amelang]

There's always ruby fltk, which I *think* is available on mac (windows
and X11 for sure).

But yea, those are the main ones.=20

If you're interested in this, be sure to check out:

http://trug.stok.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Ruby_GUI_Toolkits
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?ComparingGuiToolkits
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?ComparingGuiToolkits/TakeTwo

Dan

 

[Lothar Scholz]

Hello Joe,

JVD> ruby-gnome2 probably is.

Not if you need MacOSX as platform.