2008/7/13, Julian Rohrhuber <
rohrhuber@...>:
> > Hi -
> >
> > I'm thinking about scplug and how to end up with scsynth as a cool and
> > secure browser plugin. One issue is that although MouseX and MouseY
> > are really cool for a plugin, KeyState is quite dangerous - it could
> > let people create keyloggers [1] to steal people's passwords or
> > whatever. Let me know if you disagree, but my feeling is that it
> > should be unavailable for the plugin.
> >
> > In order to exclude KeyState from scplug, I'd like to separate it out
> > from MacUGens.cpp into a new target MacUGens_keyb.cpp. Thoughts?
> >
>
> good idea.
OK, done. Now, instead of one badly-named "MacUGens" target we have
"MouseUGens" and "KeyboardUGens".
WIN32: the vcproj will probably need updating, so "MacUGens" becomes
"MouseUGens". Apparently keyboard isn't enabled on win32 so that one
won't need adding.
LINUX: I've updated the SConstruct, would be grateful if someone would
have a quick test and confirm it's OK.
Dan
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