>>>>> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Lars> This is among the things the any patch makes possible. IMNSHO
Lars> quite nice.

But this means that the LFUNS are not usable anymore from
minibuffer/bindings... I know it was not really possible before, but
by using an explicit type, we are really closing this door now.

I am less and less sure that using LFUNs to communicate between the
kernel and the controllers was a good idea. Why not just use plain old
C++ methods instead? Or maybe signals? 

Either these LFUNs are like the others and having an ascii
representation of the arguments is a must for scripting, or they are
not like the others and they should be pure C++.

JMarc

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