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If you mean environment variables, type "set" with no arguments at a command prompt. You might also want to go through the list of AutoHotkey variables, if you haven't already.

No, a complete list of Sparrow's system variables:
$_System, $_Get, and other.

My script above won't route the image to the right address, and I wonder if there's a variable that will tell me the url of the web server.

Skrommel

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I'm sooooo excited waiting the new version... When will it be ready? I think it would be nice if you would provide us with minor updates, so maybe we can develop things in parallel.

sparrow is being rewritten at the moment. but its a long process, since the entire core has to be written completly new from scratch to avoid the POST send data issue.

greets
dR

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Well this project could be turned into a collaborative effort, don't you think?

i thought about it, yes ... atm i am just quite short of time but still ... the idea to have it as a "true" community project is quite tempting.

who wants to contribute with this project, so we can develop a strategy (versioning, publishing/hosting, bugtracking, documentation) ?

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We could start a Sourceforge project on this.

I use Sparrow as an intranet server for my network (home).
Very nice.

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This project has a huge potential, it should be turned into a collaborative project and a wiki-site is just what we need and it will surely be a hit for the most of the AHK users.

Hi dR!

1.: Did you turn Sparrow into a Community Project up till now? If yes, could you please post the url.
2: What I would like to do with Sparrow is, using it as a WebServiceHost to provide remote automation for Windows Application, is this possible? Example: Install a Calculator.hkml file and providing Calculator.wsdl file and call the WebService Calculator(variable1, variable2, operation) and receive the result as defined in the wsdl. What happens on the server side is, the calculator application is launched and the calculation is performed and the result is copied, the calculator application is closed and the result is returned to the caller.

Thank you for your post and efforts for Sparrow getting running! I would call the the WebServiceHost "Sparrow Nest"

My best regards,
SMo

so i couldn't get to the sparrow code, so wrote a web server myself with bits of code from everywhere... albeit it only returns 404...

http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=42967

Thanks for the inspiration Der Raphael!!

I had Sparrow a while back but now the download link isn't working. Would anyone be kind enough to upload it onto a different place if they have it for me?

Thank you.

Got it... Click Here

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Sparrow Reloaded:

At the moment a wiki for sparrow is coming up. It can be accessed and viewed at http://sparrow.wikia.com

also the sparrow core 0.1.3 version has been committed to SVN.

its accessible world-readable from: svn://autohotkey.net/sparrow/core

a more detailed howto can be found here:
http://sparrow.wikia.com/wiki/SVN_Howto

interested developers contact me thru pm or mail me to derRaphael-at-oleco-dot-net so i can setup needed accounts for you to commit to SVN repo.


ppl who are interested in sharing ideas, arts, hkml files, comments or creating wiki pages are welcome to participate aswell as all others.

thanks in advance
derRaphael

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I just wanted to add a quick note to say how cool this is. I only tested it briefly, but I intend to experiment with this further.