Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI-Nspire => Topic started by: Munchor on August 16, 2011, 10:16:41 am
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After Adriweb made a Mac Application to make it easier to use Luna with a simple GUI interface, I decided to make a Linux version together with Spyro.
Mine uses Python and wxPython, and below is a screenshot of it on Ubuntu 11.04:
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/LunaGUIScreenshot.png)
Note, though, that in order to use this tool, you need "luna" on the same directory as the attached file. Luna was made by ExtendeD, so it's not attached with LunaGUI. To run LunaGUI, you need Python 2.6 or Python 2.7 and wxPython 2.8.
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I was thinking of making a Mac OS X GUI for Luna, too, but now there is an acceptable one^^
Actually, your Luna GUI also works on Mac OS X, but it looks really ugly:
(http://fanofblitzbasic.de/imgs/lunagui.png)
Cuervo
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Great work! Just a suggestion, though: to make it look better, move the "TNS Filename" input box so it lines up horizontally with the one above it, and extend both to the end of the window.
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Great work! Just a suggestion, though: to make it look better, move the "TNS Filename" input box so it lines up horizontally with the one above it, and extend both to the end of the window.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I already made it:
(http://img.removedfromgame.com/imgs/LunaGUI.png)
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Your welcome! I also like the extended convert button!
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Now you only need drag and drop support :)
http://wiki.wxpython.org/DragAndDrop
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Btw, on mac, it complains because there is "no valid x64 arch executable included"
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Btw, on mac, it complains because there is no valid x64 arch executable included
Did you read the topic name?
@Jim, I will try and add Drag/Drop support too, thanks for suggesting!
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Btw, on mac, it complains because there is no valid x64 arch executable included
Did you read the topic name?
I think he meant this:Actually, your Luna GUI also works on Mac OS X, but it looks really ugly:
(http://fanofblitzbasic.de/imgs/lunagui.png)
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Is that the source attached or is it an executable?
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Is that the source attached or is it an executable?
It's *just* the source :)
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ok, I have to see how you get the Python program to interface with the C/C++ (I forget) Luna program.