C'est un test sur Mac, ca veut dire que The GIMP sur Mac n'est pas au point. Pourquoi faire une généralisation de The GIMP sur tous les OS !
> En particulier que c'est nul, ça s'intègre pas à l'interface de son mac
Ben si ca s'est important, c'est meme ca la definition d'un *vrai* soft cross -plateforme. Cf un mail de Julian Smart (wxWindows/wxWidgets team):
[wxDirDialog now (sort of) famous]
I've just been watching an Apple WWDC 2003 video
and a dialog was displayed on the huge screen to illustrate
how _not_ to port your apps to MacOS X... I'm pretty sure
it was wxDirDialog, and had the title "Write raw files to",
if anyone recognises that. The complaints were that
(a) the buttons were clipped at the bottom... and (b) it
was a Windows-style UI instead of a finder UI.
The strange thing is that even 2.4 has a Mac wxDirDialog
implementation, so I guess it was a fairly old app
using wxGenericDirDialog.
Another thing I wasn't consciously aware of is the fact
that the ordering of standard buttons on Mac is
Cancel, OK rather than OK, Cancel as I'm used to doing,
so as I think we discussed before it would be good
to abstract that somehow. OTOH, since the whole dialog
probably should be reworked for Mac (right-centered
labels, etc.) maybe we should just be building
easy ways to switch control-creation code into
our tools.
[^] # Re: Un graphistes machintochien teste The Gimp
Posté par Mathieu Malaterre . En réponse au journal Un graphistes machintochien teste The Gimp. Évalué à 1.
> En particulier que c'est nul, ça s'intègre pas à l'interface de son mac
Ben si ca s'est important, c'est meme ca la definition d'un *vrai* soft cross -plateforme. Cf un mail de Julian Smart (wxWindows/wxWidgets team):
[wxDirDialog now (sort of) famous]
I've just been watching an Apple WWDC 2003 video
and a dialog was displayed on the huge screen to illustrate
how _not_ to port your apps to MacOS X... I'm pretty sure
it was wxDirDialog, and had the title "Write raw files to",
if anyone recognises that. The complaints were that
(a) the buttons were clipped at the bottom... and (b) it
was a Windows-style UI instead of a finder UI.
The strange thing is that even 2.4 has a Mac wxDirDialog
implementation, so I guess it was a fairly old app
using wxGenericDirDialog.
Another thing I wasn't consciously aware of is the fact
that the ordering of standard buttons on Mac is
Cancel, OK rather than OK, Cancel as I'm used to doing,
so as I think we discussed before it would be good
to abstract that somehow. OTOH, since the whole dialog
probably should be reworked for Mac (right-centered
labels, etc.) maybe we should just be building
easy ways to switch control-creation code into
our tools.
Regards,
Julian
(Desolé je trouve pas le lien avec google).