Re: Plugin Specs?

[Mark Wieder]

Alexey-

Yep. There it is. It's been sitting in my inbox waiting for me to look
at it...

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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Jan Oetjen]

Hi Carsten,

Am Tuesday, August 05, 2003 (20:11 Uhr) hast Du geschrieben ...

> * Marek Mikus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Maybe I am paranoid, *but* am I the only one who would *never*
> install mailreader plugins that come without their source code?

Well actullay I *DO* install plugs without the source if i can trust
the writer somehow. Additionally I would not simply post my source at
least if I had a final version of some plug I wrote. I do support the
openSource thinking, but on the other side i do people who like to
maintain the property of their idea. as simple as it is. :)

Jan

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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Jan Oetjen]

Hi Bill,

Am Sunday, August 03, 2003 (05:04 Uhr) hast Du geschrieben ...

> Hello TB Dev,

> Back on July 24th, Jan Oetjen asked for specs for writing plugins.
> There was no response with specs.

> I would like to write DLLs in MinGW32 GCC C.  Does anyone have a
> simple example?

I am currently to busy to "explore" or make a conversion for C/C++.
Gimme a little time and then I will try to make a working C/C++
header file. Well actually I am using Metrowerks C++ but still i think i
will be able to at least provide you with some hints on how you can
accomplish this with MinGW32 as well. You can additionally ask Alexey
N. Vinogradov as well (he's an active member of this mailing list). He
offered my some .h files for writing plugins with C/C++ though i
wasn't able to have him send them to me since i am quite occupied (as
told earlier) in the moment.

Jan

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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Mark Wieder]

Marek-

Tuesday, August 5, 2003, 10:16:03 AM, you wrote:

MM> one macro plugin already exists, is written by Andrew Perevodchik and

Thanks. I'm off to get a new beta version... Whee...

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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Alexey N. Vinogradov]

Hello, Bill. 
You wrote in 

BM> Hello TB Dev,

BM> Back on July 24th, Jan Oetjen asked for specs for writing plugins.
BM> There was no response with specs.

BM> I would like to write DLLs in MinGW32 GCC C.  Does anyone have a
BM> simple example?


You can found one variant in the attachment. Unfortunately I can't yet translate
interface definition from Delphi to C++ - there are some problem arises during
compilation. If you can resolve it - please, send to me working copy.


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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Jan Oetjen]

Hi Alexey,

Am Tuesday, August 05, 2003 (19:32 Uhr) hast Du geschrieben ...

> Hello, Mark. 
> You wrote in 

MW>> Note that the only API Stefan has published is for spam filtering. If
MW>> you want to do more, there's nothing available. At least yet. Stefan
MW>> has promised support for user-defined macros and such, but so far
MW>> there hasn't been any API or samples.

> See . You will found _new_ version
> of TBP with user-defined macros. Unfortunately I can't yet found the way how to
> translate it to C++ (I use Visual Studio) because of using COM interface.

could you send it to me again? searched the msg base, but the message
could not be found, must have been written before i subscribed.

Jan

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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Carsten Thönges]

* Marek Mikus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> one macro plugin already exists, is written by Andrew Perevodchik and
> You can download it here: http://barin.com.ua/soft/mymacros/english.html
> His mail is [EMAIL PROTECTED], so You can try to contact it.

I do really appreciate if people work on plugins ...

Maybe I am paranoid, *but* am I the only one who would *never*
install mailreader plugins that come without their source code?

AFAIK 40tude Dialog is also written in Delphi and now take a look at

  http://tinyurl.com/j2vy 

I'm not a dialog user but as far as I understand these are scripts
that don't have to be compiled. Just scripts.

I just hate the idea that one has to compile a dll for just writing
a simple script...

Andrew, if you read this, please publish the plugins' source code! :-)
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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Mark Wieder]

All-

Here's a reply I sent to Bill directly. I had posted this to the list
earlier on, but maybe it's time to send it up again.

Saturday, August 2, 2003, 8:04:55 PM, you wrote:

BM> I would like to write DLLs in MinGW32 GCC C.  Does anyone have a
BM> simple example?

Here's a stub I wrote using Borland C++ Builder, but it's pretty
straightforward C code. You might have to mess with the TBP_EXPORT
#define, but I think that should do it.

Note that the only API Stefan has published is for spam filtering. If
you want to do more, there's nothing available. At least yet. Stefan
has promised support for user-defined macros and such, but so far
there hasn't been any API or samples.

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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Carsten,

Monday, August 04, 2003 at 19:59 GMT +0200, was when inspiration
required Carsten Thönges to compose:

>> I would like to write DLLs in MinGW32 GCC C.  Does anyone have a
>> simple example?

>  

>   I would like to write macros in Python. Does anyone have a simple
>   example?

The only thing I've been able to find is the Delphi example Stefan
posted:


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Re: Plugin Specs?

[Carsten Thönges]

* Bill McCarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I would like to write DLLs in MinGW32 GCC C.  Does anyone have a
> simple example?

 

  I would like to write macros in Python. Does anyone have a simple
  example?


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