On Sun, Feb 10, 2002 at 08:22:25PM +0000, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
> I've committed an initial perl module library so that it may be tested.
>
> This new perl library is based on the old X11::Fvwm module, but I redid it
> and simplified. Hopefully it is more clean now. It should also support
> extended module messages, but this is not really tested.
What impact does this have on future module interface changes?
> Here is a simple auto-raise module in perl:
>
> use FVWM::Module;
> my $module = new FVWM::Module;
> $module->mask(M_FOCUS_CHANGE);
> $module->addHandler(M_FOCUS_CHANGE, sub { $_[0]->sendInfo($_[2], "Raise")
> });
> $module->eventLoop();
>
> The things that I will like to do sometimes soon:
>
> * implement missing module config methods
> * implement some alias handling (?)
> * finalize API
> * write documentation
> * think about an optional Perl/GTK and Perl/Tk support
>
> There are 2 simple test modules in tests/perl directory, just run them
> in FvwmConsole using their full path, after "make; make install".
>
> A testing is needed. If someone searches for a challenging toy to program,
> implement a one page pager in text mode inside xterm. No ncurses is needed
> (unless you want to implement window dragging too), just standard terminal
> escape sequenses and maybe pseudo-graphics. It should be not hard in perl.
Gee.
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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