Oliver

I'm also unfamiliar with Visual Studio and also with Python. It took me a lot of try and error to figure out that certificate verification from https://lua.org in Python (for...

> This is how I solved it Ah OK thanks for pointing this out, I'll try it the next time I'm running into these problems.

> Thrilling, to say the least ;-) Yes, I love this kind of thrill :-) I see that the jacklib contains some threading functionality. But it's not a general multipurpose...

> You really like threads, don't you? :D > I more or less resonate with what Roberto Ierusalimschy wrote It's not the threads by themself that I like ;-) I...

> Is it really worth the effort to tackle such use cases (multiple clients with multiple GUIs) at the thread level instead of doing it at the process level and...

> I struggled a lot to understand how threads were used in JACK I'm also wondering for what the jack client threads (e.g. `jack_client_create_thread`) are supposed to be used. It...

> Would you like to open a pull request yes, of course, see #4 .

I'm working on this... (see https://github.com/osch/oocairo/commit/0d58a597f245c671481391f9a03820b78ec99867). Perhaps there are some more dark corners around here...

> how about adding an internal kind of userdata that just does free(*value) in its __gc metamethod? This would generally be a useful tool, perhaps there are more places where...

>> This would mean (slightly) more memory use > One could additional free the memory manually, so it would only be freed in the the garbage collector in error case....