Just a short note to let everyone know that although you hadn't seen much in the code repositories, I'm at least still working on the code.
My immediate priorities right now are:
1) to get the Autotools/Autoconf system working for wxDevelStudio, and getting autoconf to fully integrate with the wxWidgets tool has been a challenge for me. Sure, autoconf can recognize that wx-config exists and that wxWidgets is installed in creating the configure and Makefiles, but nobody has put much emphasis into the idea that a debug and release versions of wxWidgets could be installed on a system, and that the options for those types being requested exist,
and 2) Replacing the wxFL docking libraries with the wxDockIT, wxIFM, or wxAUI docking libraries depending on what looks like works the best (I'm working with wxDockIT first). Whatever works on that project is what I will also incorporate later into the wxWorkshop project (wxworkshop.sourceforge.net).
2006 will hopefully be a good year of forwarding improvements.
Stay tuned....
--Spicerun
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Hi Guys,
Just a short note to let everyone know that although you hadn't seen much in the code repositories, I'm at least still working on the code.
My immediate priorities right now are:
1) to get the Autotools/Autoconf system working for wxDevelStudio, and getting autoconf to fully integrate with the wxWidgets tool has been a challenge for me. Sure, autoconf can recognize that wx-config exists and that wxWidgets is installed in creating the configure and Makefiles, but nobody has put much emphasis into the idea that a debug and release versions of wxWidgets could be installed on a system, and that the options for those types being requested exist,
and 2) Replacing the wxFL docking libraries with the wxDockIT, wxIFM, or wxAUI docking libraries depending on what looks like works the best (I'm working with wxDockIT first). Whatever works on that project is what I will also incorporate later into the wxWorkshop project (wxworkshop.sourceforge.net).
2006 will hopefully be a good year of forwarding improvements.
Stay tuned....
--Spicerun