Hi,
My name is Timon Van Overveldt and I am one of the developers of Lightspark.
I am currently working on implementing ExternalInterface support.
For this, I looked at Gnash's code as a reference implementation.
I've currently implemented a "scriptable plugin object", pretty much the
same way as it is implemented in Gnash. For this I used Gnash's code as
a reference.
Some of the code has been copy-pasted and subsequently edited, other
parts I have written from scratch (while still using Gnash as a reference).
The code is available at:
https://github.com/lightspark/lightspark/tree/e-interface
The commit in question is: e4d44ab6d42eb69c2886
Having Gnash's implementation as a reference has been very helpful in
understanding how to implement this functionality.
Now I was wondering about the following:
Lightspark is licensed under the LGPL3, while Gnash is licensed under GPL3.
Are you guys ok with me licensing my implementation under LGPL3?
Am I breaching the terms of the license by doing this?
If I am, please note that this is not on purpose and that I will try to
resolve the situation immediately.
I am planning on using Gnash as a reference for further work on
implementing ExternalInterface support.
I would like to have a explicit statement about the Gnash Project's
stance on this practice, so that I know once and for all what exactly
are my limitations.
Thanks, both for your time and for the great help your code has been to me.
Timon Van Overveldt
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