Stick a fork in it, PyPop is done

Well, v0.1 isn't done, really, but then is software ever done?

PyPop is a Python-based GUI interpreter capable of flexibly implementing an application represented as an XML file containing a description of:

• Frames and dialogs used in the application
• The command-line arguments, if any
• The data file read/written by the app, if any
• The commands behind all button (and other) actions in the application

The commands are written in Python with some syntactic sugar to save typing.

You can get PyPop v0.1 from its SourceForge download page. Because I like you so much, I took the trouble of building an NSIS installer for it -- so there's nearly no work for you, just click it and install.

Once it's installed, get the filetagger app definition and try it out. There is a "Help|Registry associations" menu item in the filetagger now which will register .ftg for use as a filetagger database file extension. It's crude but it works. Now if I had some more time, I'd go ahead and write code for a real installer, with a SendTo link and all. That will have to wait for another day.

A day after I finish v1.0 of the filemonitor application Cabin Tom's patiently waiting for. Busy busy busy!

Oh, a side note: Dana is still alive, or was a couple of days ago when last I heard from him. Just really distracted. And lame! Don't forget lame.