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Hey everybody,

I'm intending to make a small an application that according to the customer's options that he chose, it deploys a small application that makes whatever he chose automatically, and therefore he won't need to configure the MAIN application again to work for his needs.
So, can anyone help me with this?
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Sandeep Mewara 9-May-12 14:18pm    
You forgot to mention where are you stuck and what kind of help you are seeking here?
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-May-12 14:31pm    
...right, so the question even lacks the subject.
--SA
jsdhgkjdsahklg 10-May-12 19:09pm    
So? Anybody? No one knows the answer of this?
bbirajdar 13-May-12 11:29am    
Your question is not clear Ahmed..

Like i understand it ,it sounds a little bit that you need something like self learning .
Machine learning
Neural network

I can say to you for sure that the program wont be easy nor small :)

P.S
Dive into Neural Networks
 
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jsdhgkjdsahklg 10-May-12 9:39am    
well, here's what I intend to do.
I'm intending to make an application, that is about a hotkey maker, so when the user presses a hotkey pre-defined by him, it sends a certain string to the current foreground window or makes a certain action.
Well, it would be annoying if the user starts the program everytime, and sets the whole bunch of hotkeys, so I decided to make the ability that he can deploy a small program that works in the background and has a try icon, and only does the actions that were defined by the user before.
That's where I met my problem, so is there anything still not clear?
Argonia 11-May-12 8:59am    
why you just don't save the hotkey and this string into some kind of file and when the user uses a hotkey then the program checks the file and sends the found string
jsdhgkjdsahklg 13-May-12 8:08am    
Well, idk.
I've gotten this idea from a program called Auto Hotkey, but to use that application, you'll have to make scripts, which's gonna be somehow difficult for some people.
So? I really will appreciate it if someone could help me on this!
There isn't enough information to answer this.

On the surface, what you propose is pretty stupid.

If it's that small, just make the application so it can be configured in itself, kind of like the Options dialog you find in most apps.

Making an application that writes another application just adds mountains of complexity.
 
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