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Re: Gtk2::Ex::Sheet 0.01 (ALPHA)



Hi, thanks again for helping me getting GTK-Perl running on my box.

Since you are playing with spreadsheets, I thought you'd like to know I wrote 
a spreadsheet last year (Chrismas project as every year). It's an engine so 
it has no interface. I wrote a little example with Prima but nothing serious. 
The module is pure perl and the functions are pure perl too. It's kind of 
cool. Some stuff is still missing but much can be done already. The module is 
rather well documented.Let me know if I can help.

http://search.cpan.org/~nkh/Spreadsheet-Perl-0.07/Perl.pm

Cheers, Nadim.

On Wednesday 16 February 2005 06:23, muppet wrote:
> http://asofyet.org/muppet/software/gtk2-perl/Gtk2-Ex-Sheet-0.01.tar.gz
>
> This module provides a spreadsheet-like widget for Gtk2-Perl programs.
>
> The GtkExtra project at http://gtkextra.sf.net contains several useful
> widgets for advanced gtk+ programs.  However, the gtk+-2.0 port of the
> library has apparently never been released from CVS.  This module
> provides GtkExtra's GtkSheet widget, by including the C source for that
> widget directly from GtkExtra CVS.
>
> To build this module from source you need:
>
>    ExtUtils::Depends >= 0.2
>    Glib >= 1.06
>    Gtk2 >= 1.06
>
> The current status is very alpha; i did it just to see if i could, and
> to see how useful the widget is.  The widget works and the tests pass,
> but not all features are guaranteed to be bound, and the full example
> is not completely ported from C to Perl yet.  The widget itself is a
> gtk+ 2.x port of the gtk+ 1.x-era widget from GtkExtra, and as such
> doesn't follow some of the conventions of modern gtk+ widgets
> (inconsistent naming for accessors, uses some struct members directly
> rather than using accessors, no object properties, etc).  I'm
> considering modernizing some bits of it and contributing it to the
> Gtk2-Perl-Ex project if there's enough interest.
>
> This stuff is LGPL.  Enjoy.
>
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