Re: Renaissance

[Michael Baehr]

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Frankly, I think this would be a terrible idea.  Let me explain why:

One of the primary purposes of Renaissance is to allow easy 
cross-platform development on both OS X and GNUstep.   Making the 
primary interface builder be a GNUstep one (Gorm) woud thus force 
anyone developing for Renaissance on OS X to either:

1. Go through the laborious process of installing GNUstep (if that's 
even possible) or do it on another PC with GNUstep/Gorm
2. Hand-code the interface in GSMarkup

Thus leaving them at a remarkable disadvantage, similar to how GNUstep 
developers would be disadvantaged if only Interface Builder were to 
output GSMarkup files  The interface editor for Renaissance should be 
as cross-platform as Renaissance itself and should, imho, be written in 
Renaissance.

On Dec 8, 2003, at 4:39 AM, Calvin Mitchell wrote:

> Rather than create a separate graphical editor, why
> not get Gorm to output Renaissance files on demand??
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