On Tue, 2001-10-02 at 00:32, Robert Hart wrote: > On reflection I think it works well, and makes more sense than the > previous arrangement, even in the simple case of only needing one channel.
Cool -- I'm glad the new layout makes sense. > I happened to do a CVS checkout yesterday, between the new version being > checked in, and the announcement e-mail, so it was a bit of a shock at > first (particularly when obsequim wouldn't start) Ahhh, the joys of using cutting edge CVS. :-) I was checking all this stuff into a seperate branch in order to not disturb the main trunk. Next time I do this, do you guys want a heads-up? > One bug I found, was that hitting refresh on the channel list, takes you > to the playlist selector. (patch attached) I did fix that in CVS last night -- thanks for the patch though. > I've sort of started looking at seperating the HTML code into a perl > module, what I hope to do, is sort of sub class the CGI module, but this > may require getting a Perl book out the library. ;-) How much effort are you willing to put into this? Do you just want to make the existing interface more modular and thus more easiliy customizable? I personally feel that there are few things worth doing with the current interface. At at least the current implementation of the current interface. Its got many shortcomings and holes in it that bug me. I suppose that making classes that simplify creating the tables would also make the rest of the interface a lot cleaner and easier. > I've yet to discover a simply way of including code from a seperate file > #include style. Is such a thing possible in perl? No, its not. Perl doesn't have a preprocessor. The best thing to do is to create perl module that contains defines and common functions that may be used by the other interface scripts. For info on Perl modules do: perldoc perlmod or perldoc perlmodlib And that should give you a good intro on how to deal with modules. -- --ruaok Freezerburn! All else is only icing. -- Soul Coughing Robert Kaye -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- http://www.mayhem-chaos.net _______________________________________________ Obs-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/obs-dev
