Re: Please welcome ebnc: ncurses UI for eb-lite
"A. Craig West" <[email protected]> Thu, 22 Jan 2004 01:21:33 -0500 (EST)
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On Wed, 21 Jan 2004, Kyle Lippincott wrote: > On a different note, I've been working on a Java client.. Like Karine > I'm an open source neophyte, and I'm not that knowledgeable with Java. > Even ignoring that, I've got it able to connect to a remote server, show > the buddy list, away message dialog, and conversations. Preferences > almost done, which will make the accounts tab usable. I was wondering > if anyone else was working on a Java client as well? Might be nice to > share ideas if possible. Probably not, but .. *shrug*. I only started > it because I needed a client that worked on windows to test my visual > studio .net compiled version of eb-lite (AIM, IRC, MISC modules only), > but it seems to have gone a bit further than a simple test. > > If anyone wants a copy of it (it's rather ugly code, I'm warning you.. > again, not all that knowledgeable about java.), or info on how I got > eb-lite to compile in vs.net, email me, I'll share :) (the vs.net > compile is a hack: most of it is just #defining stuff that isn't in > visual studio.. so most of it is done in the makefile and associated > dummy header files that I needed. I made only three changes to source > files I believe?) I'm the other guy working on a Java client... Sounds like yourse is coming along fairly well. Mine is still mostly back-end code, I'm just doing the actual buddy list display now... Actually, I'm interested in the Visual Studio build, too. -- Craig West Ph: (416) 666-1645 | It's not a bug, [email protected] | It's a feature...