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From: John F. <jf...@in...> - 2002-10-23 02:09:21
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On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 00:09, Dan Mueth wrote: > > For (2), I'd be interested to hear arguments for or against it. We always > planned to turn ScrollKeeper into a proper library, but started with > scripts so that it would be simple and easy for people to use with help > browsers written in different languages or using different XML libraries. > The script approach won't work when ScrollKeeper gets more complex, so the > scripts would eventually have to be replaced by one or more libraries. > Right now, I'm starting to wonder if using scripts and temporary files was > more trouble than it was worth. Is there a value in keeping the scripts > and temporary files, or do people think we should turn ScrollKeeper > strictly into a C library which passes XML trees around? > If we have the hacking resources (do we?) I'd like to see it turned into a library. Cheers, John -- John Fleck jf...@in... (h) jf...@ab... (w) http://www.inkstain.net http://www.abqjournal.com "Sometimes, a diner is all about the mac and cheese." - Zippy the Pinhead |