On 14/7/06 19:34, Brent Anderson wrote:
I'm looking into experimenting with Voip using Revolution and am curious how others would implement it. I've been doing some research on the mailing lists, forums, and documentation, and have concluded that the only way this would be possible is through the use of an external. Is there any other way this could be accomplished, as I'm not too keen on trying to piece something together at a lower level, let alone porting it to different architectures. If I will have to bite the bullet and use externals, are there any on the mailing lists who could point me in the right direction on where to get started, particularly on Mac OS X?
I guess it depends what you're actually trying to achieve, but in general speaking as a lazy man I'd avoid as far as possible re-inventing anyone else's wheels.
In that spirit - and a Mac solution only, but hey there's reasons why that's still, sometimes, a superior platform - I just checked and Skype appears to have a proper AppleScript dictionary, including AppleScript access to the Skype API (cool). Looks to me like that lets you do pretty much everything from Rev:
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