On Mon, 5 Apr 2010 23:06:52 +0200 Andreas Volz <li...@brachttal.net> said:

> Hello,
> 
> for some needs I thought about implementing a tool that is able to do
> these actions:
> 
> - copy a group in a Edje file in the same Edje (double a group)

hmmm... why? if it's just a copy - then you can use aliases (symlinks within an
edje file effectively). if it is more for the purpose of "copy THEN modify"
then this gets tricky. can be done - just more involved.

> - copy a group in a Edje file to a new Edje file (split)

hmmm.... why not just put each group in 1 edc and #include them?

> - merge all groups of two Edje files

well this comes to something i mumbled on irc the other day. the ability to do:

edje_cc one.edc two.edc three.edc output.edj

this should be trivial to do - edje_cc simply sequentially walks sources and
keeps compiling. the hard part is "what to do with the inlined sources for
decompiling". that shouldnt be hard to make work either.

> I've some ideas how to implement this, but maybe you could give me some
> advice with basic decisions:
> 
> - implement it with use of th Edje and Edje_Edit API or in Edje_Edit
>   itself?
> 
> - do this on Edje or Edc base?
> 
> Has anyone yet tried to implement something similar?
> 
> regards
>       Andreas
> 
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