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posted by [identity profile] xlerb.livejournal.com at 09:10am on 14/01/2005
The only thing I've *had* to do with Carbon is the hotkey interface (nabbing a key combo, whatever application is in the foreground when it's hit). And that's perfectly usable in the middle of a Cocoa app. Otherwise, Carbon really is more for porting old Mac code (and/or coding expertise), at least IMO.

So, isn't there a Python/ObjC bridge through which Cocoa could be used with some degree of sanity and documentedness? (Mind, it'll be a different experience without InterfaceBuilder, but there's no reason why it can't be done.)
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posted by [personal profile] emperor at 09:24am on 14/01/2005
There is, as [livejournal.com profile] mobbsy pointed out. I think I'm just too used to gtk and fiends, where you could do the whole jing-bang-lot without leaving emacs, and then just type "make" :)
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