Antoine van Gelder wrote:
Most of the special infrastructure of the laptop that Sugar adds will
(I'm pretty sure) be accessible over dbus. So that calls for good
dbus bindings for Objective C -- I'm not sure if those exist.
Calling external C libraries from Objective C is no more difficult than
from C++ so bindings aren't really needed unless you want a nice Objc OO
wrapper around them.
From the dbus documentation is sounds like the C API for dbus is pretty
low level, though I imagine the GLib bindings are better and might be a
reasonable way to access the API (though you'd be using the GLib data
types instead of the Objective C data types). dbus is written with the
intention that higher-level APIs are written on top of it, not so much
for direct use.
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Ian Bicking | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://blog.ianbicking.org
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