Now The Testing Can Really Get Started

I finally did it. The core functions of the Plugin Manager have now been implemented. It can now:

  • Download a list of available plugins and versions from the MT Plugin Directory
  • Determine if you can install/use a particular plugin
  • Install a plugin (including downloading, unpacking, and placing files appropriately)
  • Determine if there is a new version of an installed plugin available
  • Upgrade a currently installed plugin to a newer version
  • Uninstall a currently installed plugin

Now things start getting interesting. :)

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Hey I sent you some stuff via e-mail in regards to this project, but it seems my work e-mail is down (not unusual for the weekend!)

It should make it to you sometime on Monday. Some screenshts and such.

hi i think this is really cool

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