Which graphical/gui library is used for ruby?

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Is it opengl?
Or qt or gtk or something else?

Suppose i want to do something like drag a division/panel to another
panel/division.

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I use gtk. I'd suggest looking at my program, visualruby:

http://www.visualruby.net

You'd use the glade interface designer to build forms, and ruby to
animate them. There are several options including gtk, QT, Tk, wxRuby,
shooooes, but you have to write all the code yourself. That's why I
wrote visualruby.

Yours,
Eric C

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hi gmspro-

  i've also used gtk2 - it's extensive and looks good, though the code
can get a bit lengthy and 'weird' at times.

  make sure to check out Shoes!! it's easy to use, multi-platform, and
has a great community for questions and support...

  http://shoesrb.com/

- j

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I use Qt with qtruby and I like it very much.

Stefano

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Il giorno Thu, 19 Apr 2012 11:05:53 +0900 gmspro gmspro <lists@ruby-forum.com> ha scritto:

Is it opengl?
Or qt or gtk or something else?

Suppose i want to do something like drag a division/panel to another
panel/division.

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Tk, from Windows RubyInstaller... nice and easy.

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Depends where you want to run it.
I've heard good things about Qt, and I use swing wrapper currently:

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ruby_Programming/GUI_Toolkit_Modules
compares some.

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I’m quite happy with wxruby (http://wxruby.rubyforge.org)

Vale,
Marvin

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Am 19.04.2012 04:05, schrieb gmspro gmspro:

Is it opengl?
Or qt or gtk or something else?

Suppose i want to do something like drag a division/panel to another
panel/division.

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me will be more happier with an newer wx port

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It is very easy to use

Iván Vilches Basaul

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El 08-05-2012, a las 14:11, "Roger Pack" <lists@ruby-forum.com> escribió:

Depends where you want to run it.
I've heard good things about Qt, and I use swing wrapper currently:

Ruby Programming/GUI Toolkit Modules - Wikibooks, open books for an open world
compares some.

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