Re: gEDA: Re: Patches for PCB automake/autoconf system

[Karel Kulhavy <clock-at-NOSPAMtwibright_dot_com>]

> Now I happen to hate glade. I'm writing a new app in C++ (my first C++
> code so it has rough edges) and gtkmmm. It the first time I use Gtk and
> I reserve my judgement for now, although I have the impression of being
> fighting against the toolkit on each and every line of code (but I tried
> glade and it was worse, I just can't stand a single line of automatically
> generated code in my programs, and that's physical). For small projects like 
> this one, I prefer Python+TkInter but in this case it can't provide the 
> performance I need. 

I remember trying to do something with glade and dismissing the glade as
unusable for my needs. It was some thing with lots of clickable buttons etc. I
unfortunately don't remember what the problem was but I came to a conclusion
then that glade is unusable for serious work at all. IIRC, I rewrote the thing
to C and GTK without the glade to get rid of the problems.

Cl<