ANNOUNCE: gnocl 0.0.8

[Peter G. Baum]

gnocl Version 0.0.8 is available at

http://www.dr-baum.net/gnocl/

Main changes besides bug fixes, code cleanups and documentation updates:
- new pixmap widget
- app and window can set default height and width
- toolbar, menuItem and optionMenu can have custom icons
- table is now a combination of gtk table and gtk frame
- padding and alignment of label can be set
- the columns of the list widget can be sorted via a tcl callback
function and cell text retrieved
- binding on key and button event can have a parameter "detail" and
the correspondig callback functions have more percent
substitutions
- experimental: remote activation via goad

gnocl is a Tcl extension (package) which implements gtk and gnome
widgets.

gnocl does not try to be a direct mapping from gtk, but to provide
easy to use commands to build quickly gnome compliant user interfaces
(including canvas widget!). It is loosely modeled after the great Tk
package.

This version is tested with gtk version 1.2.10 and Tcl version 8.3.2
under Linux.

License: BSD type (same as Tcl)
Homepage: http://www.dr-baum.net/gnocl/
Contact: Peter G. Baum (pe...@dr-baum.net)

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[David N. Welton]

"Peter G. Baum" <pe...@dr-baum.net> writes:

> Main changes besides bug fixes, code cleanups and documentation updates:
> - new pixmap widget

Is this 'gdk-pixmap'? If so, does it function without the rest of
gnocl/without X? That would be really great for those who want to do
image tweaking/loading/saving, sans X... on a web server, for
instance.

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[Peter G. Baum]

On Sun, 13 Jan 2002 12:34:22 +0100, David N. Welton wrote:

> Is this 'gdk-pixmap'?

No, it's gnome-pixmap. So it needs X.

Peter

[Mark Patton]

dav...@dedasys.com (David N. Welton) wrote in message news:<877kqmj...@dedasys.com>...

> "Peter G. Baum" <pe...@dr-baum.net> writes:
>
> > Main changes besides bug fixes, code cleanups and documentation updates:
> > - new pixmap widget
>
> Is this 'gdk-pixmap'? If so, does it function without the rest of
> gnocl/without X? That would be really great for those who want to do
> image tweaking/loading/saving, sans X... on a web server, for
> instance.

You might want to check out TclGtk at tcl-gtk.sourceforge.net. It
wraps GdkPixbuf among a number of other libraries. Note that you'll
need the cvs versions of both TclGtk and GdkPixbuf.

Mark