Re: Lets talk about GUI and sound libraries
- From: "Javier" <javuchi@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Aug 2006 07:11:33 -0700
Rob Thorpe wrote:
Here I find your ignorance. LTK uses streams to communicate to a TKThe problem is communications of data. Lets say you have a very simple
server, and it might not be aducuate to real time application with lots
of 2D graphics and widgets moving all the time.
GUI that has a few buttons and one Canvas. Everything will work fine
until you want to move the graphics from the canvas to your program, in
that case everything will have to be converted to text and back again.
Sorry if you didn't understood me or I was not clear, but somithing
like this is what I meant. 2D grafics (for moving real time graphical
equalizers and more) is very important in this kind of application.
Not in the case of LTK, as it needs a full TK server running.It requires no less than a TCL wish shell running, but that isn't much
of a problem it can be crammed into one small executable. See my
previous post.
I read them. I mean that the TCL wish shell is comunication thru
streams (acting as a server) with the main program.
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