Re: [OpenVerse] where do I put the button!?

[Cruise <cruise@openverse.org>]

On Thu, 02 Dec 1999, you wrote:
> eh..
> 
> I don't think the server should be on the actual program, but it should be
> a seperate daemon.

The same code will be able to run as a stand-alone daemon or as a GUI
application lauched from the client. No worries. 

> whether tcl can auto-fork into the background is a completely different
> issue..

forking is only available on unix machines.

> but I think maybe there could be a wrapper that can spawn the server.tcl
> for all of a person's servers or something.


thats all the client is doing is wraping itself around the existing server code.
by manipulating variables existing code can be controlled well, even exits can
be changed on the fly. The intention is to make it easy for any user to run a
server and have people come use it.

So where do I put the button.

-- 
Cruise - Button, button, who's got the button.
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