Very nice, Rob!

Will it be possible to have a morphic pane run in a wxWindow, or will 
applications be limited to wx widgets? If morphic panes are possible, 
that would seem to be a reasonable solution to having multiple OS 
windows. Other applications also leap to mind. I could not make it crash 
-- how stable do you feel this is? Have you encountered any problems 
that have you worried because they may be hard to solve? The 
wxSqueak.exe file is about a meg larger than squeak.exe -- did you link 
wxWidgets right into the squeak.exe file? If so, are there any licensing 
issues to worry about, or would you guess that it's kosher? I hope you 
will update your page to include your plans and priorities.



Rob Gayvert wrote:
>  Greetings,
>  
>  I have posted a snapshot of my efforts to blend Squeak with the wxWidgets
>  GUI library. Downloads are available at
>              http://homepage.mac.com/rgayvert/wxsqueak.html.
>  
>  Notes:
>    - Currently Win32 only
>    - Wrapper methods are implemented only for core framework and demo classes
>    - Uses version 2.5.1 of the wxWidgets library
>    - Supports (in theory) most of the wxPython API
>    - Uses synchronous callbacks to Squeak via interpret()
>    - Built using a single internal plugin
>    - Most of the plugin methods are generated by parsing the wxWidgets docs
>    - Uses a modified VM (minor tweaks to ioProcessEvents() and interpret()
>      are needed to provide synchronous callbacks to wx events).
>  
>  Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.
>  
>  .. Rob
>  
>