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NEWS since guile-gtk-1.2-0.31
* Guile-gtk-1.2 is now part of the GNU Project.
* Drag'n'Drop support - see examples/test-dnd.scm
* GdkPixbuf bindings. Formerly these bindings were part of
guile-gnome, unfortunately they were far from compelete,
moreover they were not working at all. Now there are full
GdkPixbuf bindings in the (gtk-1.2 gdk-pixbuf) module.
* LibGlade bindings (formerly part of gnome-guile). Imported from
gnome-guile, completed and improved. Now it is possible to
autoconnect scheme functions and build a guile-gtk (glade)
application in three commands - see examples/test-glade.scm and the
little bit longer examples/run-glade.scm.
You can find libGlade bindings in the (gtk-1.2 glade) module.
* GtkGLArea bindings (formerly part of guileGL). Imported from
guileGL, completed and improved.
(gtk-1.2 gdk-gl) module provides bindings for Gdk part of GtkGLArea
library (GdkGLContext, GdkGLPixmap etc), (gtk-1.2 gtk-gl-area) has
bindings for GtkGLArea functions.
* configure script has options --with-gdk-pixbuf, --with-glade and
--with-gtkgl. Just in case you would like to turn off these new
nifty features.
* build-guile-gtk-1.2 supports functions with arbitrary number of
required arguments.
* GtkPixmap bindings closely reflects C API, helper function
gtk-pixmap-new-from-file implements old behaviour.
GtkPixmap bindings are complete.
* Lots of additional bindings, especially for Gdk.
NEWS in guile-gtk-1.2-0.31
* Bug fixes.
NEWS in guile-gtk-1.2-0.30
* Support for Gnome and Gtk+-2.0 has been removed.
The modules have been renamed from (gtk ...) to (gtk-1.2 ...). They
are still available under their old names, but the new ones are
preferred.
Likewise, build-guile-gtk has been renamed to build-guile-gtk-1.2,
with the old name still available but deprecated.
Building new programs with "build-guile-gtk main" is no longer
supported; only shared libraries are. Consequently, the guile-gtk
program is no longer provided.
NEWS in 0.20
* New `cname' option for field specifiers. You can now specify what
name to use on the C side for field accessors. For example, to
access the allocation.x subfield of a GtkWidget structure, you can use
(fields
(int allocation-x (cname allocation.x)))
The value of the option can be either a symbol or a string.
* New cstring type added to deal with const char *str declarations.
* Guile-gtk will now start the usual `top-repl' of Guile. The
processing of Gtk events will happen in a separate handler thread.
When your Guile doesn't support threading, you get the old event
driven repl.
* `gdk-event-button-state' and `gdk-event-key-state' have been
replaced by `gdk-event-state'. The new function will return a
GtkModifierType which is a list of symbol such as
(shift-mask control-mask)
* Automatic *.h->*defs translator
* Threads support
* Experimental GTK+ 2.0 support
* RPM spec file corrected
* Lots of additions and corrections to the *.defs files
* Various bug fixes
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Guile-gtk is a library written to make GTK 1.2 accessible from
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guile. It provides a convenient interface for Scheme programmers to
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develop visual applications. It can also integrate with GNOME via the
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Gnome-guile module. (For glib2, see guile-gobject instead.)
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Guile-gtk was started by Marius Vollmer <mvo@zagadka.ping.de> and
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is currently maintained by Ariel Rios <jarios@usa.net> and other
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intrepid Guile hackers around the world.
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Guile-gtk is free software licensed under the GPL.
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