On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 6:28 PM, satyr<[email protected]> wrote:
>[...] (in 0.5, Parser 1 supports Parser 2 API).
This is confusing. Essentially you are saying that the 0.1.* API is
not the same as 0.5 API with parser set to Parser. If Parser 1 in 0.1
and in 0.5 have different APIS, then there is no such thing as Parser
1.
Why should I go to the trouble to adapt a 0.1.* to run in 0.5+Parser1
instead of adapting it directly to 0.5 + Parser2?
> If you are specifically supporting 0.1, this may work:
>
> if
> (/^0\.1/.test(Application.prefs.getValue("extensions.ubiquity.lastversion",
> ""))) {
> // 0.1.*
> }
This kinds of confirms what I'm saying. If we have to rely in checking
the Ubiquity version, there's no point in having the parserVersion
preference. Anyway, thanks for the hint.
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