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Tiziano Müller wrote: |
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> Sorry for the "atomic" posts, I should rather first think before hitting |
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> the send button :-\ |
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> The problem with the proposed einput.eclass is that the user has to use |
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> the commandline for that, which is fine for a lot of people. |
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> At the moment I'd rather like to see a proposal for an "API" (together |
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> with the use cases it tries to solve) and leave the implementation |
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> aside. Hoping that we get a solution which doesn't depend on the |
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> commandline but can also be used with a GUI, a braille-display, etc. |
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What would you think of a zenity-like API (it's a gnome utility) ? I |
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think it's pretty much like dialog, there could be a way to write a |
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common script for both based on a set of use cases. |
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I think debian *gasp* has something like that. Could be worth taking a |
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look at what they did. |
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Cheers, |
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Rémi |
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