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jimka
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are there any SKILL programmers who would like to use the TK toolkit
from SKILL? Let me know.
-jim
from SKILL? Let me know.
-jim
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fogh
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jimka wrote:
(e.g : try to copy/paste with the primary buffer from a virtuoso motif
dialog to the Qt CIW); and I also got frustrations with the java widgets
of this toyish new analog waveform viewer that has a tampon name, so
please Jimka, stay away from the matches.
Some skill coders may want an interface that is identical to Tk, so
they can do their gooey faster, but that is another story.
There are already problems with the ugly mix of Motif and Qt in 6.1.0are there any SKILL programmers who would like to use the TK toolkit
from SKILL? Let me know.
-jim
(e.g : try to copy/paste with the primary buffer from a virtuoso motif
dialog to the Qt CIW); and I also got frustrations with the java widgets
of this toyish new analog waveform viewer that has a tampon name, so
please Jimka, stay away from the matches.
Some skill coders may want an interface that is identical to Tk, so
they can do their gooey faster, but that is another story.
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Risky
Guest
On Nov 22, 7:02 am, jimka <ji...@rdrop.com> wrote:
Virtuoso uses OA and can use Python Pcells. Being able to use TK for
guis is also desirable, in fact we already interface TK and Skill
using IPC. Any ways to do it better would be welcome.
Short answer: yes. Tools that are portable are all the rage, evenare there any SKILL programmers who would like to use the TK toolkit
from SKILL? Let me know.
-jim
Virtuoso uses OA and can use Python Pcells. Being able to use TK for
guis is also desirable, in fact we already interface TK and Skill
using IPC. Any ways to do it better would be welcome.
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Andrew Beckett
Guest
fogh wrote, on 11/23/08 17:25:
they will eventually change too. Also, the Java will also be replaced by Qt.
It's just a matter of time and effort to do it all.
Regards,
Andrew.
Well, the vast majority of the UI is Qt - very little remains of the Motif, andjimka wrote:
are there any SKILL programmers who would like to use the TK toolkit
from SKILL? Let me know.
-jim
There are already problems with the ugly mix of Motif and Qt in 6.1.0
(e.g : try to copy/paste with the primary buffer from a virtuoso motif
dialog to the Qt CIW); and I also got frustrations with the java widgets
of this toyish new analog waveform viewer that has a tampon name, so
please Jimka, stay away from the matches.
Some skill coders may want an interface that is identical to Tk, so
they can do their gooey faster, but that is another story.
they will eventually change too. Also, the Java will also be replaced by Qt.
It's just a matter of time and effort to do it all.
Regards,
Andrew.
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jimka
Guest
On Nov 25, 7:14 pm, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm>
wrote:
the eye) is that
you could easily write interfaces which work in virtuoso, allegro,
dbAccess, and skill
stand-alone..
-jim
wrote:
one nice advantage of a TK based UI (although it is not pleasing tofogh wrote, on 11/23/08 17:25:
jimka wrote:
are there any SKILL programmers who would like to use the TK toolkit
from SKILL? Let me know.
the eye) is that
you could easily write interfaces which work in virtuoso, allegro,
dbAccess, and skill
stand-alone..
-jim
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Svenn Are Bjerkem
Guest
On Dec 7, 2:32 pm, jimka <ji...@rdrop.com> wrote:
in Tk? (Tcl/Tk 8.5)
--
Svenn
Didn't the ::ttk namespace fix some of the problems with "eye-candy"one nice advantage of a TK based UI (although it is not pleasing to
the eye) is that
you could easily write interfaces which work in virtuoso, allegro,
dbAccess, and skill
stand-alone..
in Tk? (Tcl/Tk 8.5)
--
Svenn