Request for move of KHexEdit2 lib etc.

Friedrich W. H. Kossebau Friedrich.W.H at Kossebau.de
Mon Sep 29 16:47:36 BST 2003


Hi sysadmins,

please move the according parts of KHexEdit2 from kdenonbeta,
like written in the feature plan:

__the complete directory "lib" of the widget library itself:
from: kdenonbeta/khexedit2/src
to:   kdeutils/khexedit

__the interface headers and the .desktop-file:
byteseditinterface.h
hexcolumninterface.h
textcolumninterface.h
clipboardinterface.h
zoominterface.h
kbytesedit.desktop

from: kdenonbeta/khexedit2/src/interface
to:   kdelibs/interfaces/khexeditor

__the implementation and it's .desktop-file:
kbyteseditwidget.h
kbyteseditwidget.cpp
kbyteseditwidget.desktop

from: kdenonbeta/khexedit2/src/interface
to:   kdeutils/khexedit/parts/kbytesedit
(the additional parts dir, because there will be further 
parts (see below))

I did not create any of the new directories until now as I would like to get a 
final ok. This would be the creation of the dirs and the move by one of the 
sysadmins. ;) 
I will create/update the (missing) "Makefile.am"s myself. Am I correct
with my assumption that unless the new dirs are not SUBDIRSed
they simply get ignored in a build? So I only need to add each
dir to the SUBDIRS in the Makefile.am above, once I am done with 
creating/updating/testing, right?

Thank you

Friedrich



About KHexEdit2:
Is a rewritten from scratch hex editor. Features a widget that 
acts on a abstract data buffer layer. Subclasses of this layer 
allow to operate on page wise loaded gigabyte big files or just
simple plain arrays of byte in memory. To make programmer's life 
more easy a further subclass of the KHexEdit widget, called 
KBytesEdit, encapsulates the concept of the data layer and 
operates directly on a char* in the API.
For now there is only a dynamic part for the KBytesEdit widget.
After the KDataBuffer API is seen stable and can be made
public available, there will be a KHexEdit dynamic part. 
A further part will encapsulate the handling of gigabyte sized
files and be a ReadWritePart (running prototype to be found in
kdenonbeta/khexedit2/src/kpart).
Finally there will be an app, build around the ReadWritePart. In 2004.




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