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            Apr 15, 2007, 7:04:18 PM (17 years ago)
        
 
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          ecoffey
        
 
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                          | 10 | 10 |   * Re-examing and possibly re-implement signal-glue and API -glue code. | 
                  
                          | 11 | 11 |   * Give .NET Purple objects the ability to actually update their C counterpart (or create one). | 
                  
            
                  
                          |   | 12 |     Possible solution:  Every api Object thats mapped to a purple object would inherit from Object.cs.  Object.cs would have a !IntPtr pointing to the C structure (or null if this is a "new" object). Object would also have a sync() method which is responsible for updating the C struct its associated with (or making a new one and then populating it). | 
                  
            
                  
                          | 12 | 13 |   * Right now delegates are invoked and just given an array of their data.  Would be nice if we could explicitly state what they expect, e.g. {{{ OnBuddyStatusChanged(Buddy b, Status s) }}} | 
                  
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