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From: Miro Jurisic (macdev_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-08-25 02:26:20
In article <084c01c48a6f$b9043480$a901000a_at_mat>,
"Mathew Robertson" <mathew.robertson_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> Getting back to what was origonally said - if one platform implements
> something that another platform doesn't, how can a cross platform library not
> re-invent the the wheel for that crummy platform?
In that case you are not reinventing an OS-provided wheel. Your case in point
has nothing to do with my point.
I am talking about the case where a cross-platform library uses non-native
implementation of facilities that exist natively, and does so in a way that is
not compatible (in terms of user experience) with the native facility. Case in
point: text edit fields in Mozilla do not behave the same as text edit fields in
every other Mac app.
meeroh
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