Simple OO wrappers have been made for other things like CLX. In the bindings directory there is a flatapi.cpp file that export a "C" api useful for making bindings. in clx/sword.pas you will see how we've made OO classes that use these. We only export the base interface classes, not all the derived classes, but this is the core of the API and Terry Biggs has even built a fairly extensive application to test the CLX classes under bindings/clx/test2. You'll need the free download from borland 'open kylix' to try them out.
-Troy.
Patrick Narkinsky wrote:
Thus spake "Don A. Elbourne Jr."> :If anyone else is interested in this, please jump in. The big hurdle I see is getting XUL to talk to Sword. I am guessing that XPCOM is the way to do this, but I'm not sure.For what it's worth, I researched that question a bit and, yes, XPCOM is what is required. One of the difficulties may be the complexity of the sword interface. It might be easier to do an XPCOM wrapper around diatheke than around libsword.a. Patrick
