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Hi Joe, Awesome work!Port GTG to GTK3 and to Python3 (the numbers are just coincidence :D) is on our roadmap for the next release. It is hard to do it now because it is like shooting on a moving object. We are still working at the main branch and creating merge conflicts. Merging those 2 branches would be extremely hard. When the code is frozen for the release, that's the best time to break the stuff :)
I reviewed your liblarch code and it looks great. (Although I haven't run it yet). Looking forward to your pull request. :) It might not be merged immediately (we need working GTK2 version for releasing GTG 0.3).
Did you used a script for changes in your GTG branch on launchpad? those are so many changes... I'll review them later (when working on the port) Your branch is linked to the bug #897136
https://bugs.launchpad.net/gtg/+bug/897136Thanks for your work. It can't be merged immediately but we will use your contribution later.
Izidor On 06/09/2012 03:24 AM, Joe R. Nassimian wrote:
I have been working on a gtg (and liblarch) port to GTK3, but as I have only started reading the code, I feel it would be a lot faster if someone who knew already the code could help debug the errors I come accross. my fork and gtk3 port of liblarch is here https://github.com/placidrage/liblarch I was able to run main.py, and successfully run the tests. Some minor cosmetic changes might still be necessary though. and my porting progress is here: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~nassimian-joseph/gtg/port-to-gtk3/files I am afraid there is still a few things to sort out before we can actually run gtg in gtk3, it's not yet perfect, but for a few hours of work, I think it's a good first step. Joe R. Nassimian
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