Very cool screenshots!  Looks like great work.

Although I will have to try it tomorrow at work, since I only have a 
Mac at home.

Anyway, it looks like this is a real implementation of multiple native 
(MS-Windows) OS windows for Squeak/Morphic, which could be useful for a 
lot of people.  Now you just need to set up a demo in which opening a 
new SystemWindow opens a new native window.  Voila, instant 
VisualWorks. ;-)

Well, there's also the Areithfa Ffenestri project 
(http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak/3862) which is another attempt at 
multiple host platform windows within a single Squeak image.  That's a 
more native Squeak approach, which doesn't require WxWidgets.  But on 
the other hand it doesn't work with Morphic or MS-Windows.

- Doug


On Mar 14, 2005, at 4:01 PM, Steven Swerling wrote:

> Fixed a couple bugs, added a proper demo (Freecell, Tetris, a 
> scrollable morphic pane, and a couple of worlds display in separate wx 
> tabs).
>
> Updated the screenshots too:
>
>  http://www.swerlingphoto.com/squeak/wxmorphic/WxMorphic.html
>
> If you already downloaded it, just follow the link to the Monticello 
> package to update it.
>
> Steven Swerling wrote:
>> Hi,
>> As the subject says:
>>   http://www.swerlingphoto.com/squeak/wxmorphic/WxMorphic.html
>> Includes screenshot.
>> Pretty stable. Windows only.
>> Take it for a spin and let me know what happens.
>> Regards,
>> Steve S.
>
>