"Chat" (the name of the program I developped in C++ long time ago) lived 2 or 3 years. It had a relative popularity and serve us well.
The old one was based on Organizer, the ASP web site featuring a lot of projet management tools, this time I think I will develop some PTM tools.
Chat is dead, long live Chat !
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Not sure how to get in touch with you...
saw your question here:
http://www.infoq.com/news/2008/01/treetop-ruby-parser-generator
I started a c# project that implements a peg parser.
http://www.codeplex.com/NPEG/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Home
My system works by generating a composite of objects. This can be transversed by a language specific visitor that renders the parse tree.
I can handle the C#, php, c++, and javascript. I need some other people to create the other visitors. (1 of them is ruby)
Wondering if you'll be interested?
for now get in touch using:
spam [ at ] robusthaven.com
We need to talk at lunch time and tell me if GTK is great for a graphical interface ;)
Used it along time ago but I was a student back then...
Lately I tried "shoes" did you tested it ? Had some memory leak but found the answer asking on the mailing list...
I didn't try Shoes.
For Ruby/GTK everything is here:
http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/
You can also see the readme for the chat project:
http://code.google.com/p/rubymlib/source/browse/trunk/chat/readme.txt
I couldn't say if GTK is great, but as it works in Linux and Windows, it fits my needs. Using Glade to visually build your interface is simple enough. Long time ago I was building the interface by coding it directly, but it was too painful.
I'm now using GTK for other Ruby projects as well:
http://faivrem.googlepages.com/antbattle
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