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RE: to GList or not to GList?



>However, in my opinion, it is a bad ideia to rely on
>glib to supply your list needs, unless you are writting
>a small app. The core of an application should not deppend 
>of glib, which primary purpose is to support gtk needs.
>If you change the GUI toolkit, the inner core, the engine 
>of your program, should remain the same. Yes, this means
>to have your own lists in the code, not those supplied
>by the GUI toolkit.
  But imho programmer should use Havoc's method ;-)
  i.e. cut appropriate code from glib (i.e. list's code).
  So we: (1) don't invent wheel
         (2) get checked and tested code
         (3) cut off navel-string: we can use that code
             with any GUI, even if that GUI use another glib
             version or doesn't use it at all.
         ...

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 Dmitry Ponomaryov





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