Re: IDLs defined?



Hi,

> Well, you will have a "Shell" component and this is the program you
> launch to use the development tool. This shell will make the "glue" to
> all the components, for example it could call methods to every component
> to generate the code source you are editing (you could generate a glade
> interface and when you generate your source code also you notify the
> shell about the changes, then it take this source changes and notify the
> editor about the changes and the editor applies to your current view.

I've tried gIDE, Glimmer, Wedit. I found gIDE provide a kind of 
shell component. However gIDE has its own editor. 
gIDE without editor component might be interesting tool.

> > As a developer of GtkTrace, I want a follow mechanism to
> > an IDE:
> > 
> > * Insert GtkTrace enable flags to Makefile
> > * Remove GtkTrace enable flags to Makefile
> > * Run target
> > 
> 
> 
> If you registrate GtkTrace in the development tools the "Shell" could
> call your methods to get your Makefile modifications.

It seems that gIDE provies compile sets.
I could define gtkTrace-enabled compile set.

It seems that it is worth to make gtkTrace a plugin of gIDE.

Masatake YAMATO




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