Re: Some of this, some of that, Idea's really.
- From: Redaelli Paolo <redaelli inc it>
- To: Owen Taylor <otaylor gtk org>, Christian Scholz <ruebe aachen heimat de>
- CC: gnome-components-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Some of this, some of that, Idea's really.
- Date: Sun, 26 Apr 1998 12:12:17 +0100
Il 25-Apr-98, Owen Taylor ha scritto:
>[ Cc: list trimmed to the single relevant gnome.org list ]
>Christian Scholz <ruebe@aachen.heimat.de> writes:
>> > and, just to remain in topic, Amiga as the Rexx language to do heavy
>> > interprocess communication.
>> Right, I miss that under Linux..
>> > How about Gnome?
>> > How can I write (for example) a script that starts an http-robot,
download a
>> > page, parserize it and send some datas to other applications without
passing
>> > throught a file?
> I was thinking about it and I think the solution here should be not to
>> have one single language to do that but have stubs for all the languages
>> out there (like Python, Perl, guile, C, etc.)
>>
>> So what's needed is a standard API with which apps can tell the system
>> which functions they understand and also which parameters are accepted
>> for each of them.
>> Maybe there should also be one common set of functions to call like
>> QUIT, HELP, etc.
>Hmmm. that sort of rings a bell... Doesn't that "CORBA" thing
>do something like that? ;-)
... I don't know Corba very well, but from what I've read it seems to be
exceedingly complex. And complicated architectures are not Good Thing (tm). I
would like to propose an more simple implementation, following the KISS
priciple (Keep It Stupidly Simple.. or something like this 8-)
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