>At 00.14 +0200 1999.10.27, Axel M. Roest wrote: >>At Tue, 26 Oct 1999 15:12:39 -0400, Chris Nandor wrote: >>>So I got the beta universal interfaces for Mac OS 9 from that URL there, >>>and looked at EPPC.h and PPCToolbox.h until my eyes bled, and I put >>>together a working prototype. We have AEs over TCP/IP under Mac OS 9! >>>Woop! >> >>Cool! We can script our Macs over the internet. Do you think it is possible >>to port this functionality of Mac::Glue to other, e.g. unix perls? > >No. You need the Apple event manager and other proprietary Apple things. >You could try to fake it, but I wouldn't want to. > > >>It would >>be awesome to be able to script your Mac from a unix box. For that we need >>to know the exact package format that travels to-and-from the AE sender & >>receiver. I don't know if this information is freely available, yet. > >It is more than just sending and receiving. The AE manager does various >coercions and other things behind the scenes. > >Maybe it is "possible," but ... While I haven't looked at it much, perhaps the Darwin Open Source code could be a source for this sort of thing... Selected pieces of the Mac architecture running on U*x boxes could be pretty cool. Dick -- Dick Munroe (E) mailto:munroe@acornsw.com Chief Technology Officer (O) 888 226 7679 Acorn Software, Inc. (C) 978 815 1622 267 Cox St. (F) 978 562 1133 Hudson Ma. 01749 (W) http://www.acornsw.com/ # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org