Grip-Clutter still is undocumented, we are working on it! But, it comes with a few examples, which initially aim at allowing us to proof concept the design and implementation of the Grip-Clutter toolbox.

This said, we also think and hope Grip-Clutter examples might be usefull, especially to those of you who would like to learn and use Guile-Clutter and wouldn't know where to start: they work out-of-the-box and might save you a great deal of time in this learning process.

Grip-Clutter example modules and scripts are installed here (please refer to the Install 'Notes' first entry for a detailed desciption on how to substitute installation path variables):

• $(datadir)/grip/clutter/examples

So far the following examples have been developed: bouncer, clock, grid, spline, toolbar, scroll, drag, drop and a template users can take advantage of to make a super quick Guile-Clutter, Grip-Clutter start. All examples respond to the the following same options:

• --debug
  spawns a server that you may connect to in order to interact with the clutter example that is being run
• --help
  display this usage information
• --version
  display version information

Here is a complete session example calling ./bouncer --debug

• ./bouncer --debug
• Grip-Clutter 1.12.2.1: The bouncer example.
• Copyright (C) 2015 ...


• You requested to run this grip-clutter example in debug mode, here is what I did for you:


• [-] a server has been spawned, in a new thread, port 1968, which you may connect to [if you use emacs and geiser, which we recommend, use M-x connect-to-guile];


• [-] the following global variables have been defined:


• *stage* a <clus-stage> instance
• *clue* a <clue> instance
• *bouncer* a <clus-bouncer> instance

Following, just [50% reduced] screen copies of the above listed examples.

The Bouncer

The Clock

The Grid

The Spline

The Toolbar

The Scroll

Drag

Drop