I have a RB application that currently uses the shell class to scan
files using ClamAV. I thought it might be more efficient and more
elegant to access libclamv.dylib directly via declares rather than
rely on the ClamAV daemon. However, I am a total newb when it comes
to declares. I thought I'd ask here if anyone had already done some
work in this regard that they might be willing to share. Or, if
there's someone here that might assist me in figuring this out.
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Chris Jett
chris at jettfuel dot net
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I think you might be muddling things by having the class actually set the key
each time a new instance is created, when you might really only need it set
once. The key could be set in the App.Open event and then the classes check to
see if the key is correct when they're created. If you absolutely must have the
class set the key, then you could have it check to see if a key has been set in
the global module first, and if it hasn't, then enter the key. If the key has
been set, then check to see if the key is correct and take the appropriate
course of action.
HTH!
Ahh.. yeah to bad the info isn't free though on RbLibrary.com
Ok I put the goods in a Global mod.
A question. Should the key info be entered in the GlobalMod, from the
first instance of the class ?
Or should the key info be entered in the globalmod from somewhere else,
say the windows
open event ?
Right now it only works when putting it the first instance of the class.
Philip Regan wrote:
>There's actually a couple of really good articles on RBLibrary.com
>that get into how to do registration algorithms and the like, and
>then the article about creating a dictionary-based preferences class
>pairs with it really well because it shows just how easy it (prefs)
>can be. I keep a very obfuscated registration text file in one of
>the special folders that RB gives native access to that gets read
>when the app opens to tell it if it's registered or not.
>
>But at least try the global mod.
>
>
>
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