Sorry about the duplication between -mule and -beta but the Gtk crowd
and the Mule crowd seem likely to be moderately disjoint sets.
>>>> "-BP" == William M Perry
<wmperry(a)aventail.com> writes:
-BP> Well, I have a XEmacs that runs using the gtk event loop
This is very cool!
-BP> Do people think a font menu is worth it? I can work around
-BP> it in Emacs/W3 somehow (I hope :). The font menu would be
-BP> replaced with a real font selection dialog box as well.
-BP> Thoughts, flames, opinions?
Oh, yeah ... I noticed that the font selection dialog image you posted
did list charset registries ... which reminds me. I was recently
browsing the Gtk documents (that I could find - libgtk-doc or some
such package in Debian GNU/Linux), and noticed that they are still
even more incomplete about I18N and rc files (except for a scary
reference in NEWS or ChangeLog that "internal representations of
multilingual strings aren't decided yet") than XEmacs's are.
What are the odds that Gtk is going to work and play well with Mule?
Anybody have an opinion?
If Gtk is going to be futzing around with string representation, you
might want to take a look at getting Ben's Eistring stuff into your
Gtk-XEmacs as early as possible.
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