* PeterC, as for your refactoring of the libgeda/gschem data structures,
I'm all for it, however, there are a couple requirements that must be met
before I will accept any such patch. #1 Non-gui programs must be
able to create a toplevel object and subsequent underlying structures
Hi PeterC,
[snip]
Ok, I'm not clear if requirement #1 also means no gtk / gdk calls in
libgeda. I guess it doesn't, IIRC there is some drawing code in there?
No it doesn't. What it means is not initializing any gui elements
when not running with a gui.
The gtk/gdk code in
On Tue, 2006-08-01 at 07:52 -0400, Ales Hvezda wrote:
[snip]
I would love to see libgeda able to provide a preview / schematic widget
which can be used in other programs, e.g. a library / parts manager?
(This isn't yet on my todo list).
What would this interface look like? Like a
Ales Hvezda wrote:
* Bob, I'm not sure how well WINE will perform. I personally prefer native
executables, however, I am quite curious to hear well things really
run under WINE.
I've used excel and msword from time to time via crossover office. No
real complaints but it was on a fairly
Ack! I slip away from the 'net/project for a few days and I come back to
several flame fests. Gah, can't we all just get along... :)
Some comments in random order.
* I'm obviously way way way swamped by my inbox and you people are not
helping with all these discussions... :-) I have read
