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On Saturday 16 April 2005 08:00, LiuCougar wrote:
> Because it requires a lot of other logic/codes, and skim has its own
> plugin system.

you wouldn't have to put the application into the applet; it's just a quest=
ion=20
of what the interface to skim is.

> "reparent it (in-process even) to another
> window": is the "another window" in a separate process or in the same
> one?

it could be either. you could launch a new process or create a window in th=
e=20
same process.=20

> kicker applets can be achieved in a
> standalone application (another process, like skim) just like
> implementing a system tray icon: what required is to only sub-class a
> special class

this would be highly limited in capability unless we use XEmbed which is no=
t=20
something i'm interested in doing.

> What's more, if user does not have kicker running, he=20
> can still use skim as a standalone app.

you can run applets outside of kicker as standalone applications using=20
appletproxy

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Aaron J. Seigo
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