Ruby Programming Language :: BOUNTY: Quicksilver plugins in Ruby


	BOUNTY: Quicksilver plugins in Ruby On Wed, May 30, 2007, Timothy Brown wrote: > 2. http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/public/ytrewq1/articles/htmappfq/ This describes how to use PyObjC to write a Quicksilver plugin. You could just translate this guide to RubyCocoa, or are you looking for something that doesn't require the user to know the Objective C API? Ben On Wed, May 30, 2007, Timothy Brown wrote: > PyObjC is only supported in Quicksilver (apparently) through > the PyObjC support plugin. A similar plugin needs to > be developed for the chosen interface. The ideal scenario > would be something that abstracts the ObjC API to the > point where Quicksilver plugins can be written directly > in Ruby with little to no knowledge of ObjC. Hm, I didn't see that, but I probably just missed it. Can you give me a link to where it says that? I believe it should be possible to implement a Quicksilver plugin using only RubyCocoa, but I'm not certain. I'll explore it, this is a fun project :) Ben