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Good enough. It's just that the Domino C++ API is much nicer than the C
API. There are a handful of things that are only available in the C API
but those are generally pretty esoteric. The one thing I'd really like to
get a handle on are the extension manager callbacks. What I think would be
*really* cool would be to go something like:
use Domino;
Domino::BindEvent(
NSFDbDeleteNote => \&do_something, # prevalidate and log deletions
NSFUpdateNote => sub { return 0 }, # Block all updates
);
sub do_something (@) {
# .....
}
That's blue sky dream anyway. The rest of Domino:: must be put together
first (and there is some initial work to use the C API, I just didn't like
it that much)
Joshua b. Jore
Minneapolis Ward 3, precinct 10
http://www.greentechnologist.org
On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Jack Ungerleider wrote:
> On Wednesday 16 January 2002 22:09, Joshua b. Jore wrote:
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> > Have you tried any dev work on it? I'm going to be working on a Domino::
> > set of modules shortly using the C++ API.
> <snip>
>
> No, I don't "do" C++. ;-)
>
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> Jack Ungerleider
> jack at jacku.com
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