I was looking at implementing a Tcl wrapper for the GNTP protocol (not
fun) when I suddenly remembered the growlnotify CLI tool. Although I
noted the docs that said "developers should not use growlntotify in
their apps," I downloaded it, built it, and tested it with my apps, and
to my delight it works well--better than AppleScript, which is somewhat
brittle in the absence of a Growl installation.
I'm not quite clear on why you are discouraging the use of growlntotify
and advocating its use only with shell scripts. It is clean,
straightforward, well-tested and stable because it comes from the Growl
team itself, and is dead-simple to implement with Tcl, whose roots are
in shell-scripting. Contrast that with implementing a new API on my own,
with all the attendant complexity and potential for bugs, this is a
no-brainer.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Kevin Walzer
Code by Kevin
http://www.codebykevin.com
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