Re: [Adobe-source-devel] win32 and linux backends?

[Sean P. <sp...@ad...>]

Hi Niki,
Starting to use our stuff is always good - We actually aren't doing 
Cocoa at the moment (it's Carbon, although there is some stuff being 
done with A&E internally in Cocoa). I would say there are two places 
where you could jump in -

We don't have Python bindings and I think they would be an interesting 
thing to have (and probably pretty simple to do - if you look at the 
command-line tutorial it is surprisingly simple to hook up). If you 
wanted to jump in on the Win32 side - I'd start with working on how to 
get good geometry out of controls (coordinate with Foster on that). I'd 
also love to have someone doing bindings to XAML.
Sean

On Mar 9, 2005, at 12:54 AM, Niki Spahiev wrote:

>> A Win32 backend is definitely on our to do list, however we cannot 
>> give
>> it as much time as we would like. There is no reasonable estimate as 
>> to
>> when it will be ready for public release. In the meantime you can 
>> still
>> see what Adam has to offer in the Adam command-line tutorial that was
>> recently posted to CVS.
>
> Ok but command-line is not fun. Should i start porting from Cocoa to
> win32 or wait?
> Do you have python bindings? I tend to do all experiments in python
> and will start to make python interface.
>
> regards,
> Niki Spahiev
>
>
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