Hi all ! is there a tool like a Glade, Delphi, Qt3 Design to work with
Ruby ?
thanks !
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Try Eclipse.
However, are you looking for a GUI designer as well?
- Mark
Luiz Macchi wrote:
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Hi all ! is there a tool like a Glade, Delphi, Qt3 Design to work with
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Hi all ! is there a tool like a Glade, Delphi, Qt3 Design to work with
Ruby ?
thanks !
Yes, for example, Glade 
(Gotta love XML UI descriptions)
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Luiz Macchi wrote:
Hi all ! is there a tool like a Glade, Delphi, Qt3 Design to work with Ruby ?
thanks !
On Linux, try KDevelop, Korundum, Kommander and QTRuby. All of them can do what QT Designer can do. You'll pretty much be installing all of the KDE desktop to get that, so you get a desktop for free. 
I don't know about Macs if you need portability. Windows will be there when most of this magic works with QT4, but till then, if you need Windows, you'll need to pick some other tool chain.
Mark A. Richman wrote:
Try Eclipse.
However, are you looking for a GUI designer as well?
- Mark
Yeah, GUI designer ! I will try Eclipse !
thanks a lot
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Luiz Macchi wrote:
Mark A. Richman wrote:
Try Eclipse.
However, are you looking for a GUI designer as well?
- Mark
Yeah, GUI designer ! I will try Eclipse !
thanks a lot
I believe rubygtk can use Glade's output directly, but it's still on my list of things to try out so I can't show you code, unfortunately... Something to look into, anyway.
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Alex
sender: "Luiz Macchi" date: "Fri, Sep 22, 2006 at 08:15:02PM +0900" <<<EOQ
Mark A. Richman wrote:
> Try Eclipse.
>
> However, are you looking for a GUI designer as well?
>
> - MarkYeah, GUI designer ! I will try Eclipse !
thanks a lot
You can try Komodo then. Has a very nice GUI designer for Tk fully
integrated with Ruby. It looks just like Delphi, and just like Delphi
it costs money too But it's still very nice.
Cheers,
Alex
Hi,
I believe rubygtk can use Glade's output directly, but it's still on my
list of things to try out so I can't show you code, unfortunately...
Something to look into, anyway.
Yes you can.
@glade = GladeXML.new('path/to/gladefile') { |handler| method(handler) }
-Mitchell;
I second the use of Komodo. I've tried other Tk GUI designers and
Komodo has worked best for me in a number of projects. It isn't perfect
but it's the best I've seen.
Lorenzo
Alexandru E. Ungur wrote:
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>>> sender: "Luiz Macchi" date: "Fri, Sep 22, 2006 at 08:15:02PM +0900" <<<EOQ
> Mark A. Richman wrote:
> > Try Eclipse.
> >
> > However, are you looking for a GUI designer as well?
> >
> > - Mark
>
> Yeah, GUI designer ! I will try Eclipse !
> thanks a lot
You can try Komodo then. Has a very nice GUI designer for Tk fully
integrated with Ruby. It looks just like Delphi, and just like Delphi
it costs money tooCheers,
Alex
There's also wxGlade (and some other WxWidgets based designer which I
forget offhand).
OT: I heard that Tk was supposed to be using native widgets like
WxWidgets since like version 8 or something. Well, % info patchlevel
shows I'm using Tcl/Tk 8.4.13; but the widgets still look like regular
old Tk widgets. What am I doing wrong here?
Regards,
Jordan
MonkeeSage wrote:
OT: I heard that Tk was supposed to be using native widgets like
WxWidgets since like version 8 or something. Well, % info patchlevel
shows I'm using Tcl/Tk 8.4.13; but the widgets still look like regular
old Tk widgets. What am I doing wrong here?Regards,
Jordan
http://www.tcl.tk/cgi-bin/tct/tip/248
TIP #248: Integrate Tile into Tk as Ttk
<snip formal spam>
This TIP proposes that the tile themed widget set be integrated into
Tk from 8.5 onwards as the static package Ttk.
Not even from 8.5 will Tk default to the Tile theme. Reading into
related documents deeper, Tile doesn't support / use Gtk or Qt native
rendering under *nix. Which makes Tk slower and less complete at
achieving native fidelity than Swing. I almost wouldn't have believed
that possible.
[insert recurrent argument about synthethic GUI toolkits being pure
filth here]
David Vallner