Ed Baskerville wrote:
Specifically, QTKit and PDFKit (inside Quartz)--they're separate from
the standard AppKit/Foundation frameworks. On second glance, it looks
like the wrappers are very easy to generate, especially since I don't
think there are any ObjC protocols to wrap.
The fact that I use QTKit and PDFKit brings up another issue--these are
only available in Tiger and later, and I doubt you'd want to restrict
Panther users from using LilyPond.app. At one point, I had LilyPad
working so that those two frameworks were weak-linked, and the app used
older classes (NSMovieView, NSImageView, etc.) when launched on a
Panther system--the big drawback was that point-and- click didn't work,
because NSImageView doesn't know anything about PDF links. Somewhere
along the line I broke this and will try to get it fixed soon,
certainly before trying to put anything into LilyPond.app.
Have a look at Lilypond.app, which registers itself as a handler for the
textedit:// protocol. You could launch Preview on 10.3, and use the same
mechanism there.
--
Han-Wen Nienhuys - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.xs4all.nl/~hanwen
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