> > I did an implementation of sections, but there is probably > better ways of > > doing it. > > The changes you did cover most of the stuff I had done to support > sections, so that is more or less OK also on Linux. > > I had to make some minor adjustments, though (see diff below).
All good stuff! Please feel free to add these to cvs whenever you so wish. I'm going spend the next while to pick up a Mac laptop and do a compile/runthrough for that too. I think the last figure I read was 10% of Palm buyers were Mac. More important for myself though is their prevelence in medicine (since in the past were better at both medical imaging and some custom hardware integration technologies). > BTW, I would really recommend that you drop all these "anonymous" > variable names and use proper names. Names like 'string', 'lng' > and 'i' don't tell you anything about their use. Names like > 'doc_name', 'bpp', and 'category' do ;-) Sure thing. For the source end of things, certainly aiming for something that can be instantly examined by anyone of the plucker team and users and see immediately what is going on, without having to sift through to have to back track or understand the program as a whole. > > Just for curiosity, would it be possible to post a screenshot > of what your > > copy looks like on your computer, so it is easier to get an idea of what > > things look like? > > When I was about to create a screenshot of the exclusion list it > crashed. Some problem in listctrl_load_rows. I will take a look > at it. I have put a few screenshots of other dialogs at > > http://www.sslug.dk/~micke/plucker/desktop/ Cool! These look great. Best wishes, Robert
