[Kde-perl] Can PerlKDE create kio-slaves?

[Ashley Winters]

A KIO-slave must be loaded as a dynamically library. That library would
be free to simply call back into Perl to do all the heavy-lifting
(pretty easy to do), but a wrapper would still be required.

Ashley Winters

--- Gary Greene <greeneg at phoenuxos.com> wrote:

> On Saturday 17 September 2005 10:19 am, Gary Greene wrote:
> > I've been noodling with a kio-slave to present all of the
> configured
> > network interfaces on a Linux system. The question I have is
> whether the
> > kio-slave has to be in C++ or if PerlKDE can do it.
> 
> well, it seems that there is no response on this.... :( I'd really
> like to 
> know what the developers that maintain perlqt/kde though about this
> from a 
> technical stand point. If I need to go the C++ route then I will, but
> I was 
> curious how far the line is before perlqt/kde is no longer
> feasible....
> 
> -- 
> Gary L. Greene, Jr.
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