at least on Linux and Windows, and probably more), compiler-independent (it
compiles under at GCC 3.2 or higher and MSVC++ 7.1 or higher, and probably
more), and driver-independent. A reference driver for SDL is provided, and it
is straightforward to write one for yourself should you decide to do so.
Features:
* True modularity. You provide the initialized OpenGL environment and user
input, and GG provides the GUI behavior. A reference SDL input driver is
provided.
* Independence of platform, compiler, and input driver/application framework.
* Applicability to multiple types of frame-based apps. Any frame-based app can
use GG, from FPS to TBS games.
Documentation. I am the documentation-Nazi you've been hoping for. Ve haf vays
of makink you understand our code.
WWW: http://gigi.sourceforge.net/
- Hand over maintainership to submitter, since he now maintains the
other fox ports.
PR: ports/109142
Submitted by: Marcelo Araujo <araujo@bsdmail.org>
qt33 to ($binary)-qt4 and adjust dependencies accordingly. This
avoids conflicts once X11BASE has been changed to /usr/local and
incidentally makes the naming scheme of the qt4 executables in ports
equal to that of the Fedora Core and Debian packages.
Tk::CheckBox - A radio button style widget that uses a
check mark in a box. Useful as a boolean field.
Tk::Columns - A multicolumn list widget with resizeable borders
and sorting by column.
Tk::ComboEntry - A Drop down listbox + entry widget with nice keyboard
equivalent behaviour
Tk::IconCanvas - A canvas implementing a moveable iconic interface.
Allows attaching menus to icons and to background.
Tk::SplitFrame - A sliding separator for two child widgets. Allows either
horizontal or vertical separation between the two widgets.
Can work in concert as horizontal inside vertical or
vice-versa.
Tk::TabFrame - A tabbed frame geometry manager (like NoteBook).
Tk::DockFrame - A dockable widget management widget hierarchy.
Tk::CornerBox - A textured window resizing widget (like in Win95)
Tk::Signals - A publish and subscribe object signalling method like
that found in QT. Very useful when widgets that are not
in the same hierarchy need to alert each other to various
application level events.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tk-DKW/
Author: Damion K. Wilson <dkw@rcm.bm>
Tk::FontDialog implements a font dialog widget.
The dialog is displayed by calling the Show method. The returned value
is either the selected font (if the dialog was closed with the Ok
button) or undef (otherwise). The exact type of the return value is
either a Tk::Font object (in Tk800) or a font name string (usually
something like font1). Both can be used as values in Tk -font options.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tk-FontDialog/
Author: Slaven Rezic <slaven@rezic.de>
Files in Tk-Contrib have been contributed by various people at
various times.
Included widgets:
Tk::Axis - Canvas with Axes
Tk::Dial - an alternative to the Scale widget
Tk::OlWm - Interface to OpenLook properties of Toplevel widget
Tk::TiedListbox - gang together Listboxes
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Tk-Contrib/
