Re: bug in core - CVS in last days; categories

Peter Bienstman <[email protected]> Fri, 10 Oct 2003 08:09:57 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tools.memaid.devel
Organization Ghent University
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thursday 09 October 2003 22:13, David Calinski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If somebody use code from CVS - from last few days (older than 06.10.2003)
> - there was a serious bug (that shows up only when reading element.txt
> though - completely messes up data).
>
> I hope nobody use(d) this cvs code... (?)
> It's already fixed on CVS; was only in CVS version, and no K/MemAid regural
> releases were hit by it.

Oops, I use memaid core for testing my superkaramba widget. Can't remember 
when I last updated it, but I think my data is still fine...

> BTW: MemAid with fully implemented categories (code of categories in core
> is ready - waits for more tests before my cvs commit, I basically work on
> categories in GUI now) should by ready very soon.

Great! 

In order to avoid having to change the fileformat again when in the far future 
one can switch caterogies on and off, does it make sense to already introduce 
a boolean 'active' in the fileformat? (which is currently always 1)

> BTW2:
> Is this implementation...:
>
> http://neodave.civ.pl/memaid_0.5.0pre.png
>
> ...ok?
> Most importantly: is this new area with 'Category name' is in the right
> place?, or you have some other ideas how it should look like?

For me it looks fine. Does FOX allow you to use drop-down combo boxes? That 
way you could also select a recently typed category from that drop-down box.

Cheers,

Peter

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