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List:       ruby-talk
Subject:    Re: QtRuby install
From:       Hemant Kumar <gethemant () gmail ! com>
Date:       2007-02-23 6:40:26
Message-ID: 1172212817.19385.7.camel () localhost ! localdomain
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On Fri, 2007-02-23 at 01:22 +0900, Hoor Net wrote:
> Please do so. I'm tring to install qtruby on windows for 3 weeks now and 
> i don't know what to do. I'd like to program a profesional looking 
> application and it seems that qt is the only option that includes GUI 
> code designer (with signals etc). I did try wxruby but couldn't find a 
> helper application that would allow this. (the closes came 'Farpy' but 
> it is very poor).
> Please help me someone or if anyone knows something like Trolltech's 
> Designer for some other profy-looking Ruby GUI library...
> 

This has been discussed over and over again, i believe, but I would
repeat anyways, i think you should evaluate gtk bindings for Ruby. It
has got a tool called glade2 for designing UIs interactively(connecting
callbacks and stuff). Installing gtk-ruby on Windows is much simpler.



> 
> 
> > I plan to play with it a bit this week, but it's unfamiliar territory
> > for me as all of my development during my professional career has
> > been on Linux/Unix and the Mac.  The links earlier in the thread
> > point to some progress that has been made on the Win32 side, and from
> > my understanding QtRuby works great with Qt4 on Windows with a little
> > massaging.  I'm just not sure if that has been incorporated into the
> > QtRuby code yet or not.
> > 
> > If anyone beats me to it and has patches or some walkthroughs on
> > making it work, I'd be grateful if you'd share
> > 
> > Caleb
> 
> 


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