[e-users] Mailbox monitor

2006-08-19 Thread Justin
I am interested in writing a mailbox monitor using the E17 libs, written in Python. Is it even possible/feasible? Comments and suggestions welcome. - Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services,

Re: [e-users] Mailbox monitor

2006-08-19 Thread Andrew Sevcsik
If I'm right, there's no python bindings to efl now. I suggest you to code in Ruby. I was a python fan before, but I changed to ruby because of the efl. You can easily transfer from ruby to python, there's only a few syntax differences, and I found Ruby more effective. Currently, there are ruby

Re: [e-users] Mailbox monitor

2006-08-19 Thread J. Erik Heinz
Hi, Andrew Sevcsik [EMAIL PROTECTED] words on 19.08.2006 - 21:33 (+0200 Zulu-Time): If I'm right, there's no python bindings to efl now. I suggest you to code in Ruby. I was a python fan before, but I changed to ruby because of the efl. You can easily transfer from ruby to python,

Re: [e-users] Mailbox monitor

2006-08-19 Thread Hisham Mardam Bey
On 8/19/06, Justin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am interested in writing a mailbox monitor using the E17 libs, written in Python. Is it even possible/feasible? Comments and suggestions welcome. There's some very early work on pyetk (python bindings for etk). If you are interested hop by #etk

Re: [e-users] Mailbox monitor

2006-08-19 Thread Andrew Sevcsik
ruby-etk -ewl and -enhance uses a library called ruby/dl. That lib allows you to call functions from C libraries in ruby. Then you can sort them into nice classes and methods. Nerochiaro created a tool that can automatically generate ruby bindings from a C library (you have to contact him for