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From: | Adam Fedor |
Subject: | Re: Gorm too complex ? |
Date: | Sun, 10 Feb 2002 21:52:00 -0700 |
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Stéphane PERON wrote:
Hi ! You are right Richard ... I need to know how appkit works to critize Gorm. However ... I am sure that today many people don't use Gorm because Gorm can not do exactly they need. So, they are forced to program with other tools. IHMO, I think before Gorm provide all we all need, and so could be usuable for all of us, gorm should provide an option to generate files in other than a .gorm file (I mean in a .m and .h).
I don't see why that's needed. Just to have a readable form of the interface to look at? Or to be able to edit it (but then you couldn't use Gorm with it again)?
I know Gorm is not very user friendly, but it probably has something like 75% of the functionality of the original NeXT InterfaceBuilder. Anything that it doesn't have, you can 'add' after you've loaded the nib or perhaps in an awake... method.
I know a lot of people still hardcode the interface, but almost all the interfaces I've seen *could* be done in Gorm, possible with a few fixups after the file has been loaded.
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