RE: Would it make sense...

[Graham Howe]

Sounds good to me, vbscript is something I can do! Javascript is
something I force myself to do, but I'm no where near as proficient in
it.

Assuming I get Ian's ISDN CID application working, how would I then get
the CID info to pop up on the Tivo screen?

Graham

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tony T [mailto:<a
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> Subject: [ukha_xpl] Would it make sense...
>
> Question: Would it make sense for pc based xPL applications to each
have
> their own vbscripting engine built-in?
>
> My thought is that each app _could_ run a 'message received' and
'message
> sent' script in response to the app receiving/sending messages (and
> perhaps
> other hooks relevant to the particular app).
>
> The reason being that in some cirumstances it might be nice to be able
to
> override the contents of messages to allow applications/devices that
have
> nothing in common to communicate directly (rather than needing a
scripting
> engine like xplhal), or to do something clever that the original
> programmer
> might not of thought of.
>
> Although there are a couple of generic name/value pairs for OSD/TTS
that
> can
> be appended to ANY schema, this would be much more flexible. And
totally
> user configurable (if you know vbscript, though javascript could also
be
> supported possibly).
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks
> Tony
>
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