BigZaphod / Chameleon

Chameleon is a port of Apple's UIKit for iOS (and some minimal related frameworks) to Mac OS X.
http://chameleonproject.org/
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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UISwitch and UISegmentedControl implementations. #75

Closed rafcabezas closed 12 years ago

rafcabezas commented 12 years ago

UISwitch and UISegmentedControl implementations. Some other minor fixes. (mouseHovered event also implemented as it's needed for my application, but should be useful in general in Mac applications, and doesn't affect the way UIKit works)

zbowling commented 12 years ago

make sure to check out the @seatme/Chameleon branch. we have a significant enhancements over BigZaphod's branch now (taking code from several branches and bringing it together) and includes some iOS 5 features.

rafcabezas commented 12 years ago

Thanks, zbowling. Looks a lot more active too. I'll see if I can open a pull request into that repo/fork then. (Not sure how to go do it. I'll have to git update to that repo first I guess.)

zbowling commented 12 years ago

Yeah you can do an integration/feature branch locally, do a 'git remote add' to the our repo, pull the master from there into your local branch, then handle and merge issues, then commit into your branch locally, push the branch to github and send a pull request to us of the feature branch.

Zac

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On Nov 30, 2011, at 6:50 PM, Raf < reply@reply.github.com> wrote:

Thanks, zbowling. Looks a lot more active too. I'll see if I can open a pull request into that repo/fork then. (Not sure how to go do it. I'll have to git update to that repo first I guess.)


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BigZaphod commented 12 years ago

I'm now closing old pull requests to clean things up. It doesn't mean I don't appreciate this - more likely it means I suck at Git and managing open source and dealing with the fact that things have diverged a lot since the pull request was first opened. :P