Rainy wrote:
Most of the development docs for OSX seems to focus on Objective C which I unfortunately cannot use in Rainlendar.
You will probably want to use Objective-C to control the GUI, unless you find that you don't need to change much of your existing code for the GUI. However, you can continue to use C/C++ for the backend code: see this document.

It's great news that you're working on Rainlendar for OS X!

Edit: I do not understand why, but for some reason capital-o Objective becomes _object_ive, including in the url I linked to, so you'll need to manually change that for the link to work :/

Thanks for the link. I'll take a look at it.

The forum adds the underscores automatically to some words. I guess it's some kind of attempt to prevent cross site scripting and other hacks.

Hi!
Are there any news?
I know it has only passed 2 weeks, but when we're used to deal with Rainlendar every day, and suddenly change to Mac where there's no application as great as Rainlendar... we feel for it.
I'm hoping we can see a beta version soon

Regards.

It will most likely take several months before I can get a beta out. The platform is completely new and I have never done anything with it so it'll take a lot of time to get to know how things work.

Maybe this will help you porting the linux version of rainlendar to mac:
(Porting UNIX/Linux Applications to Mac OS X)
developer.apple.com/documentation/Porting/Conceptual/PortingUnix/intro/chapter_1_section_1.html

I would just like to add that I am very interested in Rainlendar on OS X. I recently acquired Leopard and I like it. I use Rainlendar on Ubuntu and Vista, so having it on this OS would be awesome as well!