Last year in September 2021 I wrote this list asking about the status of
the Gtk3 widgetset implementation for Lazarus. The consensus at the time
seemed to indicate that the package was still incomplete and had no
maintainer.
Over the past few days, I have been attempting to add Gtk3 widgetset
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Hi Antony & all
Personally I am interested in complete Gtk3 widgetset in Lazarus.
Unfortunately, I can only donate some funds to make it happen. Of course,
financial help is not the complete solution, but it might help.
Perhaps it's possible to make a separate project at
https://foundation.free
On Fri, 15 Jul 2022, denisgolovan via lazarus wrote:
Hi Antony & all
Personally I am interested in complete Gtk3 widgetset in Lazarus.
Unfortunately, I can only donate some funds to make it happen. Of course,
financial help is not the complete solution, but it might help.
Perhaps it's poss
> I see I forgot to set the page's visibility in the CMS :/
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> I did so now.
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> Michael.
Thanks, Michael. Now, next step - how can I donate to this specific project?
The only thing I about specific project donation is following:
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At a later stage, we'll set up per-project fu
Respectfully, I believe the current underlying implementation of Gtk3 is
fundamentally a bad design making it unnecessarily difficult to work with.
I do not see it being completed and see its poor design as a large part of
the reason it has been languishing for so long.
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> Respectfully, I believe the current underlying implementation of Gtk3 is
> fundamentally a bad design making it unnecessarily difficult to work with. I
> do not see it being completed and see its poor design as a large part of the
> reason it has been languishing for so long.
Could you be
Denis,
I will attempt the big design flaws I have found so far while wrangling
with the current Gtk3 widget implementation.
There are three main layers underpinning cross platform LCL widgetset.
1) We obviously have the LCL itself that mimics the VCL and creates a cross
platform component and con
> Denis,
>
> I will attempt the big design flaws I have found so far while wrangling with
> the current Gtk3 widget implementation.
> There are three main layers underpinning cross platform LCL widgetset.
>
> 1) We obviously have the LCL itself that mimics the VCL and creates a cross
> platf
On 7/15/22 14:47, Anthony Walter via lazarus wrote:
Denis,
I will attempt the big design flaws [...]
Now here is the first big problem with the Gtk3 widgetset
as implemented. Somehow someone decided it would be a neat idea to add a
4th piece just for Gtk3. [...]
This isn't a flaw, the approa
Kostas,
We already have an object oriented layer to interact with controls. That
layer is the LCL. What you are saying is it makes sense for each widgetset
to create their own separate and independent class hierarchy, or to use
TWidgetInfo, or have something akin to:
LCL-> WSClasses -> TSomePla
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