Bob wrote:
I think that some of bgen's parsing capabilities are going to fall
apart when/if Universal Headers go away, because the new style
headers use integer constants rather than four character codes in
the cases where it is necessary to keep the source files as ASCII.
This wouldn't be why OSA.so is missing about half the OSA API, would
it? (I've also found 2 broken functions so far.) I'd fill in the gaps
by hand and submit a full patch, only there doesn't seem much point
if it then needs rewritten again to bgenify it.
gensuitemodule has some pretty severe limitations, but I think that
appscript is a suitable replacement...
Not a backwards-compatible replacement so while gsm, aetools, etc.
are certainly ripe for a sound deprecating in 2.4 I don't think they
could be banished outright just yet. Although I doubt there's very
many legacy scripts that use gsm, aetools, etc., so if they do break
any time thereafter then I don't think there'd be too much tears shed.
though I still use aeve in my product because I understand it, my
requirements are simple, and it can do asynchronous events with
PyObjC.
I'm wide open to feature requests, criticisms, code reviews, etc. on
aem. Especially aem.receive, which hasn't had much attention and is
due for revision, though aem.send also needs assessed on more
advanced features like asynchronous messaging, which is stuff you're
a lot more familiar with than me.
I would _really_ like to get its API and implementation locked down
now, partly cos it's been dragging on for over a year now but also
because I'd like to start flogging it to other language camps as a
template to follow in bringing their own AE support up to scratch.
(So far I've had a mention of interest from the Io camp and just run
into a Lisper who might also be sellable on it. Plus I'd really like
to approach Ruby, ObjC and Java folk as it could make some excellent
killings there.) So any input at this point would be a serious help
for me, and will be to everyone's benefit in the long run.
Cheers,
has
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