Here is a link to Brian's product page: http://BrianLeach.co.uk/mvscan.htm
I do not want to step on toes and attempt to create a solution which duplicates one already provided by our esteemed colleague Brian Leach. If mvScan is not available, or for some reason doesn't suit specific needs, I will offer to try to put a graphical front-end on someone's existing application parser. I don't have the time to write that sort of detailed and fragile back-end code but as I said earlier, the graphical part (surprisingly?) shouldn't be that tough. (Famous last words...) I make no apologies about the fact that my business survives when we get paid for writing software, so anything I come up with will be sold at some price balanced by both investement and demand. (It's a helluva world when I actually feel a need to explain something like that in a professional forum, but here we are.) If you object in principle to paying for software then you can either do this on your own or wait (a year? forever?) for someone to do it for you for free, but please don't hold it against me for attempting to offer supply for demand without losing my house in the process. So I invite people to check out Brian's mvScan. I invite Brian, Norman, and John to contact me about collaboration toward a new product with split revenues (thereby addressing the bottom line issue which Norman's CEO mentions). And I invite anyone interested in a graphical flowchart (and perhaps other visualizations of their MV data) to contact me so that we have some idea of whether it will be worth it to even do this. Thanks for your time. Tony Gravagno Nebula Research and Development TG@ remove.pleaseNebula-RnD.com Nebula R&D sells mv.NET and other Pick/MultiValue products worldwide, and provides related development services Visit PickWiki.com! Contribute! > From: Norman Bauer > I would also love to use it. Brian has a program that > essentially does this, however in the economic times > we are in now my CEO told me "if it does not directly > translaye into improveing the bottom line I can not > authorize it". > > If I get time in the next year I may write something > and release it, but don't hold your breath. > Charlie Noah wrote: > > I am sure I'm not the only one interested. Please do > > request permission to release it. John Israel said > > he'd written one, but it must be internal to his > > company, too. I can't find any reference to it, or to > > Brian Leach's program on the internet. I would be > > interested in seeing their software as well. Guys? > > Knowing how snarled and convoluted some of our legacy > > programs are, this would be extremely difficult > > software to design and build, and I applaud those who > > have done so. > > Dan McGrath wrote: > > I have a tool I wrote here that does this for your > > entire source repo. ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
