- Subject: Re: Next coup: Menus in foreign languages
- From: "John E. Davis" <davis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 23:27:13 -0400
Olesen, Mark <Mark.Olesen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>John used to have some patches to achieve something like this, but they seem
>to have been scrapped.
I mentioned earlier that I thought this feature could be implemented
using a FIFO and even made a stab at it over the weekend. The problem
that I encountered is that FIFOs are not well suited for multiple
clients, so I have abandoned that approach.
Instead, I plan to implement this using the slang socket module. The
idea would be to create an slsh script that implements a server that
runs as a jed subprocess and communicates with it via stdio streams. A
companion script (jedclient?) would also be made available that
communicates with the server over a socket. In this way, the
underlying C code would not have to be modified much.
Emacs uses a similar approach in the form of compiled C programs
(emacsclient and emacsserver). In fact, if you have these programs
installed, then you can use Paul Boekholt's server.sl file to interact
with them.
--John
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