Dave,
Does this mean we're not going to look at any of the GUI work that Terry/Jason worked on before leaving. There seems to be quite a bit of work in there, and knowing how they did things I'd imagine it is fairly well documented.
I know at some point in the past you guys did a review of the GUI code but I don't recall what the outcome was for that inquiry.
If we don't intend to use any of this code, then I'd agree that reverting to strictly Tk code would be much easier to maintain. Well, one windowing package would be easier to maintain than two, which ever we choose. ;)
my $0.02, --tjn
_________________________________________________________________________ Thomas Naughton [EMAIL PROTECTED] Research Associate (865) 576-4184
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Lombard, David N wrote:
All,
We currently only have two isolated Qt-based tools in OSCAR.
I suggest we reduce our maintenance effort and installation complexity by replacing them with Tk-based tools.
-- David N. Lombard
My comments represent my opinions, not those of Intel Corporation.
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