I now have some methods in place to keep track of what text is going to what window. This is handy if someone is typing a bunch between multiple windows (IE a browser and a messenger). I am still working on getting the data logging done, and making some type of high speed time stamp routine.
The current size is now around 20kb, and the goal is not to exceed 25.
It's coming along ok, it is a bit slow because of my job and because my wrist is messed up (and it's tough to type with a brace).
Anyhow, it's looking good, and is currently only 17kb. Super tiny.
I haven't decided whether or not it will be published to the site when done since it *could* be used for, well, less then great purposes.
This is the first large project that I have enabled both warnings and strict on. Generally I don't just because most stuff will happily run even when it wouldn't under those modes.
This is intended to be used by more then just me eventually though, so I decided to switch them on tonight and....
~140 errors.
Wow.
Having looked through it, most are simply undeclared variables, a common place thing in my programs. Well, it is now all clear. Komodo says no errors, and running perl -c KSP-Modular.pl says the syntax is good. I'll probably send the revised version to the site tomorrow after some more revisions.
The newest version of the code has been uploaded to the site. It is still considered version 0.0.1 since it has never been usable. The version won't increment until it has been considered usable.
Latest code snapshot is over 620 lines, and includes the working stages of the user buffer system, and a conversion of the web link extractor to use the working buffer.
