Guikachu 0.3
============

Guikachu is a GNOME application for graphical editing of resource
files for PalmOS-based pocket computers (get it?). It is written by
Gerg rdi <cactus@cactus.rulez.org>. Check out
http://cactus.rulez.org/projects/guikachu/ for up-to-date informations.

Requirements
------------
Guikachu uses GTK-- and GNOME-- for its user interface. File I/O is
implemented with the libxml package. Dialog windows are loaded via
libglade. You will need the versions of these packages available in
the GNOME 1.4 bundle.
To actually create the PalmOS resource files, you will also need PilRC
(part of the GNU PalmOS SDK) to compile the .rpc files produced by
Guikachu.

Installation
------------
Untar the Guikachu source tarball somewhere, and start 'make':

 $ tar xzvf guikachu-0.3.tar.gz
 $ cd guikachu-0.3
 $ ./configure
 
See the INSTALL file for general help on using the `configure' script.
If everything is just fine, you can install and try it

 # make install
 $ guikachu

Features
--------
	* Libxml-based I/O (no DTD yet for .guikachu files)
	* Exporting to PilRC .rcp files (compile with pilrc -H)
	* String resources
	* Dialog resources
	* Menu resources
	* Form resources
	* Per-application resources (e.g. version number, icon)
	* Form editor (supported widgets: label)

Yet to come:
	* User interface improvements (e.g. context menus)
	* Picture resources, application icons
	* Support for more widgets
	* Figure out a way to support relative positioning features of PilRC
	* Documentation
	* Sample file with sample GNU PalmOS SDK-based application
	* General bug-hunting, robustness

Reporting bugs
--------------
Please use the GNOME Bugzilla (accesible at http://bugzilla.gnome.org)
to file bug reports and feature requests. Detailed instructions are
available on the page.
If this is too compilcated for you for whatever reason, don't hesitate
to simply mail me at cactus@cactus.rulez.org.

Changes in this version
-----------------------
This is the first version featuring the form editor. Please note that
the form editor is *not* pixel-perfect and isn't even intended to
be. As always, see the NEWS file for details
