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Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 5:18 pm
by apais
Brilliant !!!!
It seems a good candidate for Harbour+QT
Lets see what happens
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 5:37 pm
by Roberto Lopez
apais wrote:Brilliant !!!!
It seems a good candidate for Harbour+QT
Lets see what happens
I don't like QT at all, but if someone else wants to do it... no problem for me
IMHO, HMG OBJECTS on top of xhGTK could do the thing very nicely...
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 7:09 pm
by Rathinagiri
Yes. I like Roberto says.
HMG + GTK will definitely be nice.
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 7:18 pm
by apais
Anything that works on Linux it's good for me !
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 7:41 pm
by Roberto Lopez
Rathinagiri, Angel,
apais wrote:Anything that works on Linux it's good for me !
GTK is EXTREMELY EASY to learn, fast and compact.
Please look at this sample:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GTK%2B#GTK.2B_hello_world
The same code will work on Linux and MacOs.
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 7:58 pm
by srvet_claudio
Roberto Lopez wrote:srvet_claudio wrote:Gracias Roberto por este nuevo HMG que nace!!!
Tu creatividad y tu habilidad como programador tienen limite ?
Si lo tienen esta en una frontera muy lejana para la mayoria de los mortales como yo.
FECILITACIONES y GRACIAS.
Un abrazo,
Claudio Soto.
Creo que el mejor elogio que he recibido en mi vida... creo también que es un poco exagerado...
pero igualmente... Muchas Gracias!
Google said:
I think the best compliment I received in my life ... I believe it is a bit exaggerated ...
But also ... Thank you very much!
Roberto Lopez wrote:elogio .... es un poco exagerado...
La humildad es un atributo de los grandes y por lo visto no escapas a la regla.
Exagerado ???
Roberto con todo el respeto que me mereces creo que debes consultar a un oftalmologo, para poder ver mejor lo que es HMG y
al ejercito de seguidores que has logrado.
1 Programador (Roberto) -> 1 Producto confiable (HMG) = Muchisimos usuarios (entusiasmados) en todas partes del mundo
Creo que la ecuación anterior no se ven todos los días, mas aun cuando lo haces en forma totalmente honoraria y con código abierto.
Un abrazo,
Claudio Soto.
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sun May 09, 2010 12:31 am
by danielmaximiliano
Hola Roberto:
para que rinda tu genialidad en un dia, tienes que mudarte a unos de los polos, ahi los dias duran 6 meses depues descanza los otros 6, te digo que lleves abrigo hace frio.
un Abrazo
DaNiElMaXiMiLiAnO
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sun May 09, 2010 7:59 am
by sudip
Roberto Lopez wrote:...
The good side of this, is that you could easily replace the HMG core back-end with any other that you want for different platforms (ie: GTK on Linux and MacOSX). Since the perfect isolation of OOP layer from low level code, the basics of such implementation could be running after only some hours of work.
In such context current HMG core code could became only one of many back-ends that you could plug in HMG OBJECTS according your needs (In fact, that is my secret plan
)
Your "secret plan" is great
Can you please explain 1/2 lines regarding this?
I guess one revolutionary software tool is coming
Regards.
Sudip
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sun May 09, 2010 1:21 pm
by Roberto Lopez
sudip wrote:
Your "secret plan" is great
Can you please explain 1/2 lines regarding this?
I guess one revolutionary software tool is coming
well... I've already told the whole story
I'm not promising that I'll do, because I don't know if I'll have enough free time for that.
I'm only saying that I'm designing HMG OBJECTS to be easily portable, being completely isolated from low-level. This will allow me, or anyone else, easily connect it with other back-end, different from HMG library for windows.
Re: More Objects...
Posted: Sun May 09, 2010 1:59 pm
by Roberto Lopez
Roberto Lopez wrote:
I'm only saying that I'm designing HMG OBJECTS to be easily portable, being completely isolated from low-level. This will allow me, or anyone else, easily connect it with other back-end, different from HMG library for windows.
And... I'm not thinking only in Linux or Mac... I'm thinking on web browsers too (again
).
There is lots products in early stages of development, that when mature could be used to run reduced versions of our applications on top of JavaScript.
Take a look at this:
http://jquery.com/
http://jqueryui.com/