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Roadmap
Octave GTK+ must allow the user to:
> Use 'octave' to program in GTK+.
  • Where by we visualise the concept of bringing the scientific computing closer to users, with the help of GUI interface to computing code.
  • This will also provide hassle free method of making the GUI's and also ease writing computationally intensive code.
  • User can get parameters from the GTK+ GUI, and the matrix intensive calculations can be performed with Octaves BLAS tools, which will ease writing computationally intensive programs with a GUI.
> Write a front end to Octave with GTK+.
  • ;-) Thats the next step. We must write a GTK+ IDE for octave, that can indent/edit/highlight code, and provide all the features of the GUI can with some eye-candy.
> Interface GLADE to Octave.
  • By making GLADE design the GUI, and we convert the ".glade" files to octave-gtk binding API, we will be able to use this code generation facility to make a dynamic GUI code, for the user. After this the user need only create the callback code, and write his/her functional code.This could accelerate octave-gtk+ utility to end users.
> SWIG-Octave
  • ;-) Swig Octave will allow the deveopers to automatically use swig [http://swig.sourceforge.net], and port their program with wrappers to be available from Octave. We are working on it.
> Hand'e'l Graphics
  • Handle graphics will be a compatibility layer, and [Xp] cross platform layer for our work on making GUI's scripting with Octave. Also we would like to implement a platform independent layer within the octave kernel itself, with extensions/run-time selection of widget-set/toolkit for using within Octave GUI. A Power idea.
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