DJ Delorie wrote: > The data structures aren't that hard to understand, it's the code that > manipulates them that's tricky. >
While I appreciate knowing that, your comment is 100% content free. It is a non-clue. Can't somebody simply say: "Go look if file ___ and read ___."? That is a clue. It doesn't take any more time than typing "it's easy to understand." Note that one statement contains valuable information, and the other is of no practical use. This is what a clue looks like: The data structures you need to update are called __ in file ___. Look at the code for ___ and use the same architecture to do ___. There will be gotchas w.r.t. rotate, undo, and ___, so look at the code for ___ in ___. *grump* -dave _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
