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Friday May 17, 2002
10:28 PM
CamelBones
is nifty. With a bit of work, I threw together a Cocoa client for the PerlMonks ChatterBox, pretty much equivalent to the Java client. (Without the timed refreshes, I haven't quite figured timers yet) Grand total of about 25 lines of code, not counting the extant CB interface libraries.
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I'll show you mine... (Score:1)
Not that I spend much time at perlmonks, but I would love to have a look at your app. Mainly so I can see how a proper programmer does camelbones stuff (other than Sherm's examples that is).
Cocoa has spoilt me, I am missing my automatic spell checking already.
Re:I'll show you mine... (Score:1)
At the moment, I'm waiting for permission from the guy who wrote the CB interface modules. (And timers. No timers yet, so it's a little manual) Then I'll start rolling out versions of it as I play.