Gazpacho
========

Author: Lorenzo Gil Sanchez <lgs@sicem.biz>

This program allows you to create the Graphical User Interface (GUI) of your
GTK+ program in a visual way. Yes, it is a Glade-3 clone. It is compatible with
libglade and it's on its early stages of development.

Gazpacho is part of the Gruppy framework but is not dependent of any part of
it so you can use it by its own.

If you have any enhancements or bug reports, please fill them in mantis at:

http://www.sicem.biz/bugs/gruppy/

Please select the project name Gazpacho once you are logged in in Mantis


Requirements
============
Gazpacho needs GTK+ 2.4.X or later and PyGTK CVS HEAD to work. If you don't
have these packages installed on your system don't panic (yet). Gazpacho has
a utility script called "dependencies.py" which does exactly what you need:
download, configure, compile and install all these dependencies. All you need
to do is:

./dependencies.py --prefix=/yourprefix

where yourprefix must be an existing directory and your current user must have
write permissions on it.


Running Gazpacho
================
To run Gazpacho you can either run it from the download directory or you can
install it into your prefix.

If you don't want to install it just type:

[lgs@localhost gazpacho]$ bin/gazpacho

Note that you will probably need to set your PYTHONPATH if your system does not
have pygtk 2.4.0 in the default python site-packages directory.

If you want to install Gazpacho just type:
[lgs@localhost gazpacho]$ python setup.py install --prefix=yourprefix

Note that you will need write permissions in 'yourprefix'

Then to run gazpacho:
[lgs@localhost]$ gazpacho

Note that your path will need to containe 'yourprefix/bin'


New Versions
============

New versions of Gazpacho can be found at:

http://gruppy.sicem.biz/descargas


Mailing list
============

There is a mailing list for Gazpacho. You can subscribe to it through the web
interface at:

http://www.sicem.biz/mailman/listinfo/gazpacho


Copyright Information
=====================
                                                                               
This software is covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License
(version 2.1, or if you choose, a later version).  Basically just don't
say you wrote bits you didn't.

