Aaron,
That is OK, it makes sense from all fronts, especially those willing to
file lawsuits. As was stated last year, money spent to defend ones self is a
waste in the long run...
It is not easy to get code ruining under VBS and the Homer apps do assist
in formulating it. I may try IronPython to see if you can extract code, but may
write stuff in standard Python and merge it. That depends on who calls who...
At least the Homer stuff gives some insight on what can be called with
examples but would be nice to call win32 com stuff; maybe making a python sort
of shared library but it may have to be a reverse code...
Bruce
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2013 6:28 PM
Subject: RE: Introduction and looking for additional resources
After giving this some further thought, I did want to say that GW has always
been ready to share code and ideas as Aaron says, I didn't want anyone to think
I was implying otherwise.
My problem is only with my lack of experience in programming difficult
solutions involving use of MSAA and UIA to make a program accessible. This
however, is my problem, not necessarily GW's problem, and so I should perhaps
see it like that.
Chip
From: Aaron Smith [mailto:aa...@gwmicro.com]
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 9:08 AM
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: Introduction and looking for additional resources
On 7/28/2013 3:08 PM, Chip Orange wrote:
Unfortunately, GW Micro (who is the author of scripts on the advanced level)
seems to no longer be making any of the apps they write open (unencrypted).
This just isn't true. There are a handful of apps that we are encrypting to
keep sensitive data safe, and to hide a few routines that we don't want to just
hand over to the competition, but the majority of our apps are unencrypted, and
we are more than willing to share code and ideas with anyone who asks.
Aaron
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