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At last, a trivial success
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Ken Restivo |
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At last, a trivial success |
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Thu, 5 Aug 2004 21:19:46 -0700 |
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I don't know why it took me sooo long to figure this out, but I finally did.
I'm sending this to the list so that others equally as clueless as I can search
for it later.
I lusted after being able to interactively hack GTK apps on my gtk1.2 Debian
Woody system in an interpreted environment, using a REPL. For some reason, I
found it difficult to get a REPL while in a GTK app: gtk-main took over my
guile instance.
About a year ago I asked about this and got answers that for some reason went
over my head.
The solution turned out to be stunningly simple:
(use-modules (gtk repl))
... rest of program...
(gtk-repl) ;; instead of calling (gtk-main) or (gtk-standalone-main)
I'm now in total programming nirvana: I am tweaking a GUI application while it
is running. I find this amazing.
Thank you for writing and maintaining Guile and gtk-guile!
- -ken
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- At last, a trivial success,
Ken Restivo <=