From: Emanuele Aina ([email protected])
Date: Sat Apr 20 2002 - 18:01:06 CEST
Michele Andreoli specificò:
>>You may be surprised, but as a result the choice of the writer
>>has been GTK+ and TinyX on the framebuffer for their maturity/stability,
>>their low memory footprint (lower than Qt/E) and for the fact that their
>>source is completely free.
>
> True. But GTK+ light; it is, more on less only a wrapper library
> toward Xlib; difficult to use and to learn (in my opinion).
> I cannot learn an API that use an API with functions like:
>
> gtk_notebook_set_show_border(....)
> gtk_notebook_get_current_page( ...)
>
> I simply, cannot remember these names!
>
> On the other hand, Qt speak C++ and I can rember something like:
>
> notebook.get(current_page) (only an example).
I know. It is because GTK is written in C, to make binding easier.
There isn't any support from gtkmm (the c++ binding for GTK)?
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