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Maciej Stachowiak <mstachow@MIT.EDU> writes: > No, what I was suggesting is not rewriting the app so that Guile is in > control of everything - what I was suggesting is that you can have an > app that creates gnome and/or gtk widgets, and has an embedded Guile > interpreter, and link guile-gtk (and maybe also gnome-guile) and mix > the widgets created from C with ones created from Scheme. Thus, C > would still be the master world, but you could create arbitrary GUI > add-ons from the configuration/extension language. Sheesh. I would have presumed that all those things stuck together would have a reasonable chance of stepping on each other's toes... > This is, admittedly, still a fairly radical goal (although the user > could probably do it anyway with (use-modules (gtk gtk)) ), but it > may also be useful to look at what guile-gtk does to bind Guile > procedures to Gtk signals and copy that. OK. For now, what I'm doing is pretty straightforward, so I can get by with substantial simplifications. There's a whole lot of work left to do before the GNOME/Guile version of GnuCash is ready for prime time, so I'm trying not to make any one part too complex these days (though I feel like I'm not always succeeding :> ). Thanks -- Rob Browning <rlb@cs.utexas.edu> PGP=E80E0D04F521A094 532B97F5D64E3930