The client-server interface is completely socket based, so it's possible to do the
whole client lib in Perl. At least for the moment I don't have time to rewrite the
whole thing though. (but for a client lib it's relatively simple)
The typing program, and most of the old perl code, was very inefficient and violated
many of PicoGUI's (unwritten so far) interface guidelines.
If you need to know something specific, just ask. The C demos should work with minor
changes, and there is a test.pl in the modules's directory.
Sorry I can't support Perl more now, but I'm focusing on getting things working right
in C first as it's more suitable for the handheld devices we're primarily targetting.
On Thu, 12 April 2001, "Gray, Tim" wrote:
>
> Drat, now I cant use microperl because of the XS module.
> Oh well... I'll cope :-)
>
>
> I saw that the typing.pl example is now missing from CVS, is that going to
> be ported to the new PicoGUI.pm module style? It was an excellent piece of
> example code to teach from.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tim.
>
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