gtk_paradise 0.12.25 → 0.13.33

data/doc/todo/recurring_todo_tasks.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-- Improve the existing documentation. In particular add more images
-  and style the webpage a bit.
+- Improve the existing documentation. In particular add more images and
+  style the webpage a bit.
 - Continue porting the old documentation to the gtk_paradise project.
   Once complete, remove the entry ^^^ here.
-- Continue porting the old ruby-gtk-examples.
-- Find more CSS examples and more examples in general. These
-  latter examples must be added into examples/css/ and document
-  something "visually" (aka they have to work, and ideally
-  should be small, when possible).
-- Port more zenity-options + examples + documentation.
+- Continue porting the old ruby-gtk-examples as well.
+- Find more CSS examples and more examples in general. These latter
+  examples must be added into examples/css/ and document something
+  "visually" (aka they have to work, and ideally should be small,
+  when this is possible).
+- Port more zenity-options + examples + documentation + images.

data/doc/todo/{TODO_FOR_THE_GTK_EDITOR.md → todo_for_the_gtk_editor.md}

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (1) The colour palette on the right hand side should be
     changed. We should use black text, and then use a
     rectangle on the right side to indicate the colour
     as-is.
-
-
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (2) 
   # ========================================================================= #
   # === create_tokenizer
@@ -13,4 +13,5 @@
   def create_tokenizer
     @tokenizer = Gtk::Tokenizer.new
   end
-  ^^^^ is this still needed? hmm
+  ^^^^ is this still needed? hmm
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

data/doc/todo/{TODO_FOR_THE_GTK_PARADISE_PROJECT.md → todo_for_the_gtk_paradise_project.md}

@@ -1,10 +1,43 @@
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-(1) → port pyform example
+(52) → re-create the following games or applications; if they exist,
+       improve on them. We need to have tons of games available.
+# Games:
+#
+#   Clock
+#   Tangram
+#   Scramble
+#   Mastermind
+#   VierGewinnt
+#   NewMinesweeper
+#   AsteroidsFighter
+#   Tictactoe
+#   AmpleGame
+#
+      r.add_shortcut('1', 'notebook_tab(1)', :strgalt)
+      r.add_shortcut('2', 'notebook_tab(2)', :strgalt)
+      r.add_shortcut('3', 'notebook_tab(3)', :strgalt)
+      r.add_shortcut('4', 'notebook_tab(4)', :strgalt)
+^^^ this is now parts of the games-paradise project though
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+(1) → We have to support HTML tags eventually, such as:
+      div {}
+      The idea here is to be able to do things such as:
+      div('mars1em') {
+      }
+      And then port all my .cgi pages to that in ADDITION.
+      Kind of like being able to write the code once, and
+      have it work on many different toolkits and platforms.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+(2) → move games into games_paradise huh
+      ^^^^ ^^^ at some later point.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+(3) → port pyform example
       ^ we have one .rb file as example but we need
       to still automate this via an array or hash
       as input data structure; and add a screenshot
       once that eventually works.
-      https://pyforms.readthedocs.io/en/v3.0/getting-started/the-basic/
+        https://pyforms.readthedocs.io/en/v3.0/getting-started/the-basic/
       ^^^ hmmmmmmmm
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (2) → add a close button to the notebook tabs in the editor. perhaps
@@ -52,16 +85,6 @@
       then remove at the least the lower part of this todo
       entry. porting documentation will take longer.
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-(9) → We have to support HTML tags eventually, such as:
-      div {}
-      The idea here is to be able to do things such as:
-      div('mars1em') {
-      }
-      And then port all my .cgi pages to that in ADDITION.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-(10) → move games into games_paradise huh
-      ^^^^ ^^^ at some later point.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (11) → add a differential background in the treeview widget
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (12) → clone the webmin-functionality into gtk_paradise.
@@ -112,12 +135,6 @@
       down_key?
       ^^^ and document this
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-(17) → integrate ms_sys_control.
-      update it... reconsider it as a subclass of Gtk::Runner (probably not)
-      require 'gtk_paradise/widgets/mswin/ms_sys_control.rb'
-      then embed it into the admin_panel. Unfortunately the admin panel
-      is getting too slow so we need a solution there.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (18) → include vte into gtk_paradise
       ^^^ we need a few vte examples really. do they even work ....
       hmmmmmmm.
@@ -303,23 +320,25 @@
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 (51) → add a virtual keyboard that can be controlled via the mouse.
        make it look similar to the web-variant.
+
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-(52) → re-create the following games or applications; if they exist,
-       improve on them. We need to have tons of games available.
-# Games:
-#
-#   Clock
-#   Tangram
-#   Scramble
-#   Mastermind
-#   VierGewinnt
-#   NewMinesweeper
-#   AsteroidsFighter
-#   Tictactoe
-#   AmpleGame
-#
-      r.add_shortcut('1', 'notebook_tab(1)', :strgalt)
-      r.add_shortcut('2', 'notebook_tab(2)', :strgalt)
-      r.add_shortcut('3', 'notebook_tab(3)', :strgalt)
-      r.add_shortcut('4', 'notebook_tab(4)', :strgalt)
+18) Port more zenity-options + examples + documentation + images.
+^^^^
+- return_p_tag
+  ^^^ test this too
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+(19) → integrate ms_sys_control.
+      update it... reconsider it as a subclass of Gtk::Runner (probably not)
+      require 'gtk_paradise/widgets/mswin/ms_sys_control.rb'
+      then embed it into the admin_panel. Unfortunately the admin panel
+      is getting too slow so we need a solution there.
+
+improve the documentation then upload
+
+actually test gir-ffi-gem on windows, att he least the
+hello world example
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+3) perhaps use ruby-gir for ruby-gtk2 hmmm as well as for ruby-gtk3 actually
+   yup, supporting gtk2 works via ruby-gir so I should adapt gtk_paradise
+   eventually.
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

data/gtk_paradise.gemspec

@@ -18,13 +18,6 @@ successor to the older gtk_module project.
 The gtk_paradise library extends the Gtk/Gdk part of ruby-gtk -
 in particular for ruby-gtk3.
 
-This gem includes some add-on colours, helper-methods to
-different GTK-widgets as well as extensive CSS rules that 
-could be used "from the get go" (for ruby-gtk3 and ruby-gtk4).
-
-See the online-documentation of this gem for more information
-in this regard.
-
 The central idea powering this gem is to make the ruby-gtk bindings
 more "ruby-like" rather than retain them to be a 1:1 mapping to 
 the underlying C source code.