On Tue, 2006-09-12 at 20:14 +0700, Patrick Shirkey wrote:
> With lashings of ginger beer!
>
>
> So from my reading a few months back{
>
> first I have to start writing my apps settings to an xml file;
>
> then I have to integrate lash into my app{
> to read the file and tell the lash server when the app
> has made a change to the file;
> }
> }
>
> Is this the basic flow of events?
More like this:
while (not_done) {
event = wait_for_lash_event()
if (event == SAVE)
save program state to the directory specified in the event
if (event == LOAD)
load program state from directory specifed in the event
if (event == QUIT)
exit the program immediately without asking the user for
confirmation
}
You can also save the entire session from your program by sending a SAVE
event to lashd, but that doesn't change any of the above logic.
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