[JDEV] BeOS Client
Joseph Jones
jjones at bigfoot.com
Thu Sep 30 07:33:19 CDT 1999
I thought there was already a port of Python to the Be done by Chris
Herborth? Or are you adding a native UI module to it?
Hmm...AFAIK, the current state of BeOS Python lacks any Tcl/Tk support
for UI development. This would mean that, to use Python there would
still have to be some C++ application that somehow had a way of talking
to a Python parser. Is this possible without doing some sort of client/
server thing? (I.E. calling into a pythion module as a shared module
instead of sending messages to another running application.)
Please ntoe that I am not against Python at all. In fact, any reason to
try to use this language beyond the simple little things I have done
would be great! However, I'm not sure that this is the best way to go
for the BeOS client at this time.
joe
>Quoth Joseph Jones,
>| New to the list. I'm thinking of starting a BeOS client based on
>| Jabber. Couple of Q's though:
>|
>| 1) Is anyone else working on this? Didn't se a BeOS team on the
list,
>| so...
>
>I'd be interested.
>
>| 2) Anyone have a simple C++ based XML DOM (not just a parser) that
is
>| portable? I've looked at expat, but it will take a bit of work to
make
>| the parser into something that can be programmed against (with a DOM
>| style API). Please note that Be doesn't currently support Jave (at
>| least not completely) yet, so all the Java parsers are out of the
>| question. (shoot!)
>
>If a Python based application is thinkable, that would be another
>place to look at the XML support options. Python can talk the native
API,
>too, although it's still rudimentary (my own spare time BeOS project.)
>
> Donn Cave, donn at u.washington.edu
>
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