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[question] Tiger Widgets
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Posted 27 July 2004 - 10:50 AM
That would be a key goal for my Scriptable Multimeter beta 4, which is about
two months in the future. However, the scripts will need translation since
the widgets are in HTML and the MM beta 4 understands XML only. Also, some
language extensions not available in the MS variety of JScript prevent loading them
in an IE frame (loads of syntax errors) so unless someone writes a completely
new browser control and script engine, its very unlikely that these things go
unstranslated. Finally, there is no AppleScript in Windows, so e.g. iTunes
controller calls must be mapped to the iTunes 4.5 ff. COM API.
I must confess I'm short of giving up MM entirely and shifting its code into
AveDesk, but that would break availability of MM themes in ObjectDock and
YZDock, so I'd keep it separate from AveDesk but more tightly integrated.
I don't think there are MM Themes to come that will only run in AveDesk,
but they might look ugly in ObjectDock and YZDock.
two months in the future. However, the scripts will need translation since
the widgets are in HTML and the MM beta 4 understands XML only. Also, some
language extensions not available in the MS variety of JScript prevent loading them
in an IE frame (loads of syntax errors) so unless someone writes a completely
new browser control and script engine, its very unlikely that these things go
unstranslated. Finally, there is no AppleScript in Windows, so e.g. iTunes
controller calls must be mapped to the iTunes 4.5 ff. COM API.
I must confess I'm short of giving up MM entirely and shifting its code into
AveDesk, but that would break availability of MM themes in ObjectDock and
YZDock, so I'd keep it separate from AveDesk but more tightly integrated.
I don't think there are MM Themes to come that will only run in AveDesk,
but they might look ugly in ObjectDock and YZDock.
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