Using scripting languages for KDE4 main modules
Jonas Bähr
jonas.baehr at web.de
Sat Oct 7 22:08:51 BST 2006
Am Samstag, 7. Oktober 2006 22:09 schrieb Aaron J. Seigo:
> and this is my concern: we'll end up with 8 different choices in 8
> different apps due to the author's personal preferences or feelings on what
> a user is and should be capable of doing.
Speaking as an application developer here I doubt that this will happen if KDE
provides good libs for adding scripting to an application. Currently there is
kjsembed and kross. So a developer has the choice: Either implement a
complete new binding for his own application and dig throu the extension API
of this prefered scripting language or he is using one of this libs. As I
can't realy imagine anyone who prefers the first way we will end up in
applications that will either depend on kjsembed or kross. The chances that
each application has bindings for a different language is in my eyes very,
very low. So, I think the question is not about an official statement of
which language to use for application scripting but rather to promote
kjsembed and (not or!) kross and provide decent docs and tutorials for them.
In this case the problem will solve itself.
bye,
Jonas
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