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I need someone to make one simple editor with 1 + 3 windows. Purpose is to copy parts from an original file and paste in three different files.
Here is an edited screenshot how it will look:
http://user-contributions.org/projects/ … editor.jpg
Its preferable to use a language what is 100% sure already installed by the user.
Markku
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The advantage when nobody does for you, we have to learn on our own.
So far I have never learn any GUI language, it was time. OOP language is not possible for me, but can manage with Prima - an extensible Perl toolkit for multi-platform GUI development.
http://www.prima.eu.org/
The editor is almost ready (ArchWD Editor).
Markku
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you could probably copy/paste python code out of magnum. Python is becomming more prominent than perl nowadays, so its more likely to be installed. (Although realistically, both are needed).
Dusty
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.... but the gui is ugly
I know what you mean. This is why I am keeping the push buttons (Open, Copy, etc.) not visible until cursor is at top. The back and front colors can be changed but still the shape and style will be same. Also some of the objects' coloring. The GUI developer is like that.
http://www.prima.eu.org/big-picture/vb_large.gif
One other option could be QT Developer. But I would not ArchWD be dependent on qt. Prima applications most likely can be stand-alone if tweaked a bit.
If I chose another language, need a developer toolkit. Saves time in layouting and selection of objects.
wxPython could be nice. Not sure if I can manage with the language.
http://www.wxpython.org/screenshots.php
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wxPython is kind of.... funny. Some people really like it and some really hate it. You have to try it and decide. I seriously think gtk is a lot easier to work with, but I'm weird that way. I think gtk is more likely to be installed on a user system than wxwindows too (at least in Linux), but I doubt either pygtk or wxPython would be standard.
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I tried wxPython. With the developer toolkit easy to make layout. The objects are more advanced then in Prima. Didn't yet try how is the coding.... never tried Python.
I like the splitwindow allowing user horisontally expand either the source file or script file window.
Markku
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.. never tried Python.
After perl? You're in for a treat. 8-)
Dusty
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It seems the Prima layout can be improved. Unfortunatly the tab buttons color cannot be changed.
http://user-contributions.org/projects/ … editor.jpg
Markku
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just one question rasat,
why the heck open the files in different windows? aren't tabs doing the trick? then you could copy and past between files, no?
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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or open up multiple editors
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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This editor is not for "me" but will be included in ArchWD package. Its upto the user to use it or use vim or multiple editors.
It is a config "splitter". The purpose is to open an existing Fvwm config what is often coded into one big file (fvwmrc2) and split a selected part e.g. panel, into three different files thereby able to build a small separate user package for ArchWD. The base configs are copied in rc.m (module), color and geometry configs in conf.d and additional scripts in rc.s.
If the package is for background configure only, then all configs are copied in rc.d (daemon).
It will also be used for post configure, to edit the three configs (files) of a package. Also to config from scratch.
Good point of not having two windows when the right hand side window is a tabbed window. The source config (fvwmrc2) can be included with its own tab. Or make the left hand side also tabbed for many source files.
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You can always use emacs for this...
Or jEdit.
To err is human... to really foul up requires the root password.
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