Armin Burgmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It might also be interesting for you that am currently working on a > library that is supposed to replace obby in the long term, and that uses > yet another protocol (on top of XMPP).
Is this the same thing as Infinote? From your blog it looks like Infinote is supposed to work with obby 0.5 rather than using a replacement for obby, but it's not terribly clear. One thing I would strongly suggest is having a solid test suite for obby compatibility. Of course documentation of the protocol is important, but documentation can be misunderstood while a test suite is unambiguous and can be considered the canonical reference for how things should work. Are there any plans for such a thing? It could be something as simple as "Here's the start text; here's some incoming network traffic; here's how the text should look afterwards". Just a list of those transformations that cover the edge cases would make obby compatibility much, much easier to attain in other implementations. I believe having such a thing in place would also make the implementation of obby itself to be much easier, especially with regard to finding bugs. -Phil -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
