>On Thu, 2006-08-24 at 08:00 -0500, Allen Bierbaum wrote: > > >>The big argument I see for having an "examples" directory is that the code >>is then not hidden in the source tree when a new user downloads and uses >>OpenSG. Instead they can see "here is a directory of examples that I can >>look at". That is one thing that is very impressive about OpenSceneGraph >>when you first download it, there are a ton of examples sitting in a >>directory for you to use. OpenSG has just as many "test" examples, but >>people don't see them. >> >>I know it may be a little annoying to existing developers, but I think a >>separate example directory would help out users and help with promoting >>OpenSG. >> >>Anyone care to agree or disagree with me? :) >> >> > >I see your argument. But I don't like it very much, as it heightens the >cost for writing examples. By a tiny bit, admitted. I guess I could live >with it. > > Does it really heighten it that much? I mean maybe it makes you have two terminal windows open so you can be using nedit from two different directories, but it still doesn't seem like that big of a deal.
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