On 02/08/11 04:56, Olivier Migeot wrote:
And then, I wonder : what would the python-implemented hooks have
access to? Will they only be limited to "take input, process/change
it, and then return it"? Or will they be able to call some
functions/methods from the ObjC codebase? And if so, which ones?
What we did is port PyObjC to GNUstep (and the GCC/GNUstep Objective-C
runtimes).
PyObjC is a bridge, that means you have access to _everything_ - all
SOGo/SOPE/GNUstep/whatever objects, just like if your hook was
implemented in Objective-C.
Once your hook is called, you can do _whatever_ you want.
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