Way back when, I used to write GUI programs using CA-Realizer, VB and REXX.
To create a widget, for example a drop-down box, I used to just "grab"
the icon representing the object and then "drop" it where I wanted it.
I have been searching for something similar for Ruby but can't find it.
Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?
Thank you
Victor
Hello,
Victor Reyes wrote:
Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?
Simply use the Ruby/GTK2-Bindings and Libglade2 with the Glade GUI Designer:
http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp
Henrik
Victor Reyes wrote:
Way back when, I used to write GUI programs using CA-Realizer, VB and REXX.
To create a widget, for example a drop-down box, I used to just "grab"
the icon representing the object and then "drop" it where I wanted it.
I have been searching for something similar for Ruby but can't find it. Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?
There's visualWx which can create Ruby code representing a wxWidgets GUI. It's still in development and a bit rough on the edges, but it already looks very promising: http://visualwx.altervista.org/
Victor Reyes wrote:
Way back when, I used to write GUI programs using CA-Realizer, VB and
REXX. To create a widget, for example a drop-down box, I used to just
"grab" the icon representing the object and then "drop" it where I wanted
it. I have been searching for something similar for Ruby but can't find
it. Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?
QtRuby/Korundum can be used with Qt Designer to design the GUI for Qt and
KDE apps. You can then either generate ruby code from the .ui files
produced with the rbuic tool, or read the UI in at runtime with the 'qui'
extension. Qt Designer support is integrated with ruby projects in the next
version of the KDevelop IDE.
-- Richard
Victor Reyes wrote:
Way back when, I used to write GUI programs using CA-Realizer, VB and REXX.
To create a widget, for example a drop-down box, I used to just "grab"
the icon representing the object and then "drop" it where I wanted it.
I have been searching for something similar for Ruby but can't find it. Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?
If you are on Windows and are willing to play with minimal documentation, you have FormDesigner for VisualuRuby:
http://www.osk.3web.ne.jp/~nyasu/vruby/vrproject-e.html
https://sourceforge.jp/projects/fdvr
HTH,
-- shanko
Thank you
Victor
Thank you all for your quick responses. I guess I have many choices to
play with.
Victor
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 16:27:44 -0500, Victor Reyes <victor.reyes@gmail.com> wrote:
Way back when, I used to write GUI programs using CA-Realizer, VB and REXX.
To create a widget, for example a drop-down box, I used to just "grab"
the icon representing the object and then "drop" it where I wanted it.
I have been searching for something similar for Ruby but can't find it.
Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?Thank you
Victor
You might want to check out widestudio.org.
Its a portable toolkit across C/C++, Ruby, Perl and Python.
The documentation is good so theres a definite plus.
Also it has its own Free GUI designer, and it doesn't require any
license drag because its unde the MIT/X. Its very easy to get work
done. Drag drop, open procedure window, add procedure and code.
mew
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 09:44:43 +0900, Victor Reyes <victor.reyes@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you all for your quick responses. I guess I have many choices to
play with.Victor
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 16:27:44 -0500, Victor Reyes <victor.reyes@gmail.com> wrote:
> Way back when, I used to write GUI programs using CA-Realizer, VB and REXX.
> To create a widget, for example a drop-down box, I used to just "grab"
> the icon representing the object and then "drop" it where I wanted it.
> I have been searching for something similar for Ruby but can't find it.
> Do anyone know if there is such package for Ruby?
>
> Thank you
>
> Victor
>
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