Harry Vennik wrote:
Op zondag 30 oktober 2005 13:39, schreef Tom Jenkins:
GrdScarabe wrote:
If I understood how you'd like it to work, it would be something like :
+-----------------------------+
| Skin |
+-----------------------------+ +------------------+
| GUI | | Plugins |
+-----------------------------+ +------------------+
^GUI2Core Protocol (events)^ ^Plugins interface^
+--------------------------------------------------+
| aMSN Core |
+--------------------------------------------------+
^Protocol2aMSN Protocol^
+-----------------------------+
| Communication Protocol |
| abstraction layer |
+-----------------------------+
| MSN | Jabber | ... |
+-----+--------+--------------+
Yeah thats the kind of idea :) Although the way I see it, there won't be
a "core", just several parts that all work together.
I'd say this is way to complex a view on it. It will be sloooooow! Just have a
event handling system (available already), and have plugins. No more than
that. Implement the protocol part as a plugin, and do the same with the GUI,
and it's as clean, modular and flexible as it can ever be!
Isn't that what the diagram shows? Well anyway, the idea is that we will
have: Protocol fires an event, gui picks it up, and does something with
the info. ANd yup, it will all be clean, modular and flexible :P Cause
we lurrve that.
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