RBscript would be a start, but I'm sort of hanging out for an 'X'
script event model so I can use embedded GUI elements in an event
driven web application..
I know that at the very least WebKit supports embedding of nearly all
Cocoa UI elements, and I'd be very surprised if IE on windows did not
allow embedding GDI elements. If we only had support for those two
web targets I'd be a very happy camper. Perhaps the move to Cocoa
needs to be done in order to get the mac side of thing working???
- Tom
On 02/02/2007, at 8:34 AM, James Sentman wrote:
This is almost funny :)
Running super pre-alpha software on my house server here, and when
I need to make changes to settings I just log into it via VNC. This
has always worked fine, if a little slow. But with a new version of
the program compiled with 2007r1 I cannot hit a single key in an
editfield. If I'm typing from VNC the program crashes on the first
keypress. If I'm standing at the machine then I can type just fine,
no crash, but when screen sharing it go boom!
It crahses deep in some atsui text management stuff. It has
something to do with the fact that the editfield in question is an
undo-enabled subclass that I wrote a long time ago that saves off
info in the key down event. So I think it has something to do with
accessing the text of the editfield in the keydown events and the
timing of this.
But it is SO very strange. Has anybody else seen any issues of
crashing while typing? Either locally or remotely?
Thanks, now back to your discussion of swordfish... I actually had
a version of my X2Web engine that allowed the embedding of RBScript
inline in web pages instead of just the applescript that it does
now. But there were memory leak issues with RB script and I can't
remember what else. Is this something that I should resurrect from
the depths of my old project folder? I probably have a considerable
portion of the work already done...
James
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