on 1/31/03 6:37 PM, Sam Varshavchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jesse Guardiani writes: > >> IMHO, it would be nice to see these changes incorporated into the distro. >> >> Especially if they don't hinder viewing from other browsers. >> >> Sam? What do you think? > > I'd like to see a sample patch for a sample html template, diffed against > the current release (the crap with 0xA0 hard spaces, which were put there by > an old version of Amaya, have been fixed several releases ago). > > I don't want anyone to go through the trouble of trying to fix all the > files, and have me reject it because of my legendary capricious nature. > > Fix one file. Let me kick the tires. If it looks good, send me a patch for > two or three more HTML templates. And if that looks good too, then do the > rest.
Ok, I can probably start this in the next few days. Do I have to worry about another new release of the templates coming out during this process if it ends up taking a couple weeks? Will it work if I apply the templates from the current release to my 3.3.1 install to avoid doing the full install right now? > Oh, and use diff -C or diff -U. A plain diff is just plain worthless. I'll be sure to use -C or -U when I submit the next piece of information. But what do you need for a patch - do you need a diff -e for that? Sorry I have not been involved in patches yet, neither generating nor applying them. -Kurt Bigler
