QtScript

[Boudewijn Rempt]

On Monday 05 February 2007, Richard Moore wrote:

> Yes, Kross is just a way of instantiating engines - it's pretty
> trivial. The real effort is in bindings etc. which kross leaves to the
> engines (including KJSEmbed, QtScript, PyQt, QtRuby etc). Kross is
> just a little bit of glue.

You don't have to create separate bindings to your application objects for 
each supported language with Kross. Which means does save the effort to make 
separate bindings for every language you want to support. And then there's 
the extra's around it, like the script manager.

So it may be trivial, but it's not just a little bit of glue.

-- 
Boudewijn Rempt 
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