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These changes were pretty much entirely produced by Claude.ai, because I was sad that the fastest hex editor I had ever seen hadn't been updated for the latest GTK. This patch: * Updates the drawing mechanism from pixbuf to cairo. * Updates Gtk.HBox/VBox to Gtk.Box * Handle smooth scrolling of the cairo datapane * Uses Gdk.RGBA rather than Gdk.Color Claude seems to have removed some comments and altered others, but in general it seems to have done a good job, and I've manually verified that the new codebase works as expected.
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These changes were pretty much entirely produced by Claude.ai, because I was sad that the fastest hex editor I had ever seen hadn't been updated for the latest GTK.
This patch:
I've manually verified that the new codebase works as expected. It's technically a little behind, because of Gtk4, but for that Gtk# seems to have moved to
gir.corewhich I'm still investigating. I'll look converting to that, but at least for now this allows people to use a working and compilable version of bless using GtkSharp-3 (the implementation of GtkSharp I used for testing was https://github.com/GLibSharp/GtkSharp.This is apparently another version (which seems to be where the official page redirects) at https://github.com/GtkSharp/GtkSharp, but I haven't investigated differences or compatbility issues yet.