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Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi again,
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<pre wrap="">I hope to complete all within the next weeks. Moreover some names might
be misleading. I'm open for suggestions.
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ok, I've re-organized the file-structure to be more flat. Eventually I plan to
reorganize all rkward-plugins this way. The reason I never did, so far, was
that it's pretty hard to remove directories in CVS. So I delayed that step
until after we switch over to subversion (which I think we'll do soon after
the next release).
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I guess you know what my idea was to give each plug-in a single folder.
It was only a matter of readability. Moreover, new programmer would
likely get more into it because they would immediately see what is
important and it's more easy to reject non-working parts. That was the
whole behind "my structure".<br>
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<pre wrap="">Then I've submitted those to CVS. A few files were not used anywhere, so I
omitted those.</pre>
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I did a clean-up before sending them away. Maybe I have ignored them.<br>
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<pre wrap=""> In each of the distribution-plots, I also found a typo
"lenght" instead of "length", which I've corrected (yes, it's "length", but
"height" - pretty easy to get confused).
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I wasn't aware of this. Good to know.<br>
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<pre wrap="">I suggest you check out the CVS-version (does not currently compile, but
you'll only want the plugins for now) to see what exactly it looks like, now.
Also, please send me you SF username, so I can give you developer access to
CVS. That way, in the future, you can put your work there yourself.
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I'll do so as soon as possible. Regarding to SF username should I send
you a private mail?<br>
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<pre wrap="">I have not looked at everything, yet, and not in detail at that. Again,
overall it looks really good. I've already found some small bugs, here and
there, but then you said you are not finished, yet. Should I send you mail on
bugs I find, already, or should I rather wait before I look all too closely?
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Of course I'll have a look myself but any comment or "bug report" from
you is highly appreciated. (Also from the others). What do you think
about the interface (maybe I should have a look at the gnome "human
interface guidelines" :) )?<br>
Interface is a good point. I was wondering if we should write something
like a wrapper for charting? As we all know is charting (accept with
error bars) a strength of R. Anyway, there are to many arguments for
charts but these are repeated frequently and this might be a starting
point. I came up with this idea when I was trying to write the
distribution plug-ins. A wrapper would just be the normal triplet
plugins.pluginmap, code and description but without any functionality.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Great work!
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You are welcome. But the hard job is still done by you.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Regards
Thomas
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Cheers<br>
Stefan.<br>
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