On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 09:56:12PM +0300, Vlad Grecescu wrote:
Gtkaml is an markup language that reuses the Vala compiler to write Gtk+
widgets through casual XML.
<HBox homogeneous="false">
<Label label="_Hello" with-mnemonic="true" expand="false"
fill="false"/>
<Entry g:public="my_entry" text="World! "/>
</HBox>
Features:
* compact XML syntax for describing Gtk widgets
* code 'islands' (written in Vala) - for signal handling and other code in
your widget class (so you don't modify the generated code ever)
* doesn't depend on an external library at run-time (other than Gtk+)
* much more readable than the usual UI boilerplate (e.g. you don't need to
worry about temporary variables, or ever write hundreds of lines of code)
* no Gtk+ magic - gtkaml can be used for any component/widget library,
given that the composition method selection is specified in the *.implicits
file
Can I ask why not GtkBuilder? Also why generate Vala code? -- http://www.debian.org - The Universal Operating System
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