* All my lib stacks will be public domain with source so other (more serious) developers may benefit and improve my work.
* Some of my apps will be shareware so I can buy Rev documentation (I long for that).
Talking about my second topic, I decided to grow a little shareware engine. I made a stack called "Register & Preferences", this is a generic lib for handling preference data and app registration. I plan to make it as plug & play as possible. Currently it's very handy. You just attach it to you standalone and send command "SoapShareware <daystorun>" it will handle everything, check if it's the first run, register a preference file with the day it was instaled in a machine and also the days to run info. If the preference file already exists, it will read it and return it's contents by a callback handler.
Now comes the trick part, how to calculate if the shareware has expired. Is there a function to add days to a date and receive new date? Will I have to convert it to seconds and calculate? What you folks out there think it's wise to do...
PS: This stack & XML-RPC Stack will soon be available at my homepage (just let me parse that damm xml)
Cheers Andre Alves Garzia 2003 BRAZIL http://www.soapdog.org
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