Am I being unfair in wondering whether you were sniping at my wrapper here? Quite possibly, but it can't come as a huge surprise after your earlier comments. Furthermore you wouldn't have been the first person to claim that my wrapper isn't free.
Do I agree with you? Well that's just it. I can't tell if I agree with you or not, because I don't really know what you're talking about. The only wrapper you've discussed specifically is mine, and since neither you nor I are under the impression that my wrapper has to be bought or goes without support, I don't know which one(s) you're referring to.
It does sound as though you have a specific wrapper ( or wrappers ) in mind here. Perhaps if you gave an example of the wrapper(s) you've downloaded or purchased that let you down and how they let you down it would help, because you've kinda gone off at a tangent in that last post, after a 2 week gap.
Of course, in general terms, I think it's good when wrappers or indeed any libraries are either free, or well supported, but you and I may have very different ideas of support. Some people think that fixing bugs and updating if anything new breaks is it good support. I would be one of them. Others think that adding a lot of new features never promised is good support, and I wouldn't be one of them. I think that's exceptional support, and I wouldn't expect it. If I got it, I would be pleasantly surprised.
So yeah, give me a hint what a poorly-supported wrapper is like and I'll let you know.
Do I agree with you? Well that's just it. I can't tell if I agree with you or not, because I don't really know what you're talking about. The only wrapper you've discussed specifically is mine, and since neither you nor I are under the impression that my wrapper has to be bought or goes without support, I don't know which one(s) you're referring to.
It does sound as though you have a specific wrapper ( or wrappers ) in mind here. Perhaps if you gave an example of the wrapper(s) you've downloaded or purchased that let you down and how they let you down it would help, because you've kinda gone off at a tangent in that last post, after a 2 week gap.
Of course, in general terms, I think it's good when wrappers or indeed any libraries are either free, or well supported, but you and I may have very different ideas of support. Some people think that fixing bugs and updating if anything new breaks is it good support. I would be one of them. Others think that adding a lot of new features never promised is good support, and I wouldn't be one of them. I think that's exceptional support, and I wouldn't expect it. If I got it, I would be pleasantly surprised.
So yeah, give me a hint what a poorly-supported wrapper is like and I'll let you know.