Thanks. I found something named OSProcess, but from the documentation, I 
can't tell if it i s actualy workign on a Mac, or on any other OS for 
that matter. Nor can I figure out how to download it if need be since 
the latest version is listed as 4.2.2 while the SqueakMap Package Loader 
only lists 4.0.1, which won't load anyway due to some kind of error.




Joshua Gargus wrote:
> One suggestion is to create a network connection using sockets.  
> Another is to use files.  For example, Second Life might write chat 
> messages to a directory that Squeak would periodically check to see if 
> new messages have arrived.  It might be easiest to put each message 
> into it's own file.
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> Josh
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> On Aug 4, 2007, at 12:49 PM, Lawson English wrote:
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>> Hi. I'm trying to create a simple chat connection between Croquet and 
>> Second Life, and it seems the most safe way to do this (to avoid 
>> leaking private IM into a Croquet island) is to simply let Squeak 
>> display the text i/o outside of Croquet.
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>> So... how do I send a message to squeak and pass one back out of squeak?
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>> This seems a fundamental thing to do, but I'm not sure how to start..
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>> Lawson English.
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