From: Pit Capitain Date: 2001-08-16T18:05:28+09:00 Subject: [ruby-talk:19871] Re: Ruby GUI On 16 Aug 2001, at 4:29, Steve Tuckner wrote: > How about as a starting point we define some sample applications and then > code each one in Tk, GTK, Fox, and Qt. Then we try to see what can be > abstracted out as common to each and we build a GUI module (like the DBI > module) to contain these abstractions. Some sample applications could be: > > 1. A simple dialog box > 2. A simple dialog box with nested dialogs > 3. A document oriented applications with multiple windows > 4. A file explorer I'd like to add another one: 2a. myri (see [ruby-talk:19680]) I wanted to give it a try, but wasn't able to get ruby 1.6.4-2 and Gtk+ working together on win nt. (I didn't try very hard, though.) If there would be a Fox and/or Tk version, we poor Windows users could enjoy it too. Pit