roberts


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Posted: Oct. 29 2004,16:05 |
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Of course I could write C++, or C, but then no source would be easily available. I could write Tcl/Tk but the language is way to big to be included in the base iso. Keeping with the philosphy of small apps, and writing scripts whenever possible, John and I included flua serveral releases back,0.7.3. There are already many lua scripts that I have created. It is tiny, it is powerful, it is a scripting langauge and yes, you can do limited gui. So, to the the "IT" phrase, "eating your own dogfood", I write in what's available and included and again for all to see to code. Lua + fltk = flua, the smallest scriptable GUI toolkit around. Have Fun. Its in there!
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