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Re: Bundlebuilder vs. save as applet: msg#00119

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Subject: Re: Bundlebuilder vs. save as applet


On May 20, 2004, at 4:53 PM, has wrote:

Jack Jansen wrote:

Good suggestions! I'm not sure how feasible the plugin idea would be (it would need to do GUI things, and I'm not sure we can pull off something that would work in, say, all of Cocoa, Tkinter and wxPython based GUI apps), but we may be able to come up with some sort of a trick that at least makes it look like a plugin.

Could you add a SF feature request, please, and assign it to me?

Done. 957652: Implement BundleBuilder GUI as plugin component.

If you don't want to tie it to a specific GUI toolkit (probably a good idea), best solution may be to stick a generic interface between the Controller and View layers. You can then provide alternative Cocoa, Tkinter and wxPython View layers built to that interface as separate modules, and allow the client to import the appropriate module for their application.

Why not just have some sort of command line, pipe, and/or apple event interface to the bundle building application that IDEs and such can use, instead of trying to make the IDEs do everything on their own?

-bob

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