I have been able to get through most of the hard part of recoding the
Russian phrasebook module, so that, and a few other changes,
particularly related to external wrapper config files for executables
that are in libexec, rather than .pl/.py/.php files in scripts, which
are auto-wrapped and parsed for #bayonne: fields, will be in 0.6.1.
The macros facility will soon be used with libexec .tgi apps to wrap
libexec apps under macro commands for bayonne scripting, and a complete
default macro library will be supplied in future releases. This means
you will be able to do things like:
import sendmail
record temp/myrecording
sendmail::local to="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" file="temp/myrecording"
and have sendmail::local invoke sendmail.tgi through libexec, which
would be a perl app that then completes sendmail delivery. This removes
a lot of the burdon of coding new extensions in ccscript itself or
within Bayonne to do specialized and extended processing, like sending
email, invoking tts (import festival), or other things like that which
already have good support in other scripting languages (like
perl)...this will become more appearent as macros are added over time.
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