[Kde-bindings] Implementing Ruby DCOP

[Alexander Kellett]

On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 11:20:11AM +0100, Richard Dale wrote:
> No, you don't need that because the clientDied() method actually exists in 
> dcopClient() - it gets added dynamically. It's just a matter of adding an 
> option to emit() so that it runs a block if one is passed to it. If the arg 
> is an ordinary method call is that just gets called when passed. But if the 
> syntax is ugly/not rubylike, perhaps it isn't worth doing.

"exists in dcopClient"

problem is you're in local scope, not dcopClient scope
so it doesn't really matter what dcopClient has declared
surely?, maybe i'm a tad mixed up though.

mvg,
Alex