Julian Graham writes: > > What this means, in short, is that libRUIN is a little bit like a > browser in that it provides rendering for various flavors of XML+CSS, > but, more importantly, it's an embeddable native library that you can > use to quickly and easily create dynamic Ncurses user interfaces for > your application without having to write any UI code (except perhaps a > few lines of Scheme). Of particular interest to Scheme programmers > and Guile users -- while the exposed API and core of libRUIN is C, the > XML parsing, CSS lookups, and DOM event handling (events are scripted > in Scheme) are all implemented as Guile Scheme modules (see, > respectively, the SSAX/SXML project, SCSS and SDOM). >
does libruin depend on the SLIB ? Klaus Schilling _______________________________________________ Guile-user mailing list Guile-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/guile-user
