On 2/15/07, Ulf Lamping <ulf.lamping@xxxxxx> wrote:
Luis Ontanon wrote:
> Overall it looks like a feasable project not something *very* complex
> to implement.
>
You might miss the most work intensive point here: how to compare /
merge two different sets in a GUI way?
I do not see why there's a need to compare/merge them...
I'm thinking in something like HP's high-end printers print format
dialogs, there you can save a certain group of settings, and if you
modify some settings you might want to save the settings (all of them)
with another name.
So, for example, I have a "2x2" saved setting that prints two pages
per side on both sides, I might want to modify that to zoom by 110%
and save it again as "2x2-110". There there's no need whatsoever to
compare two sets of settings.
> Luis
>
> PS. Don't count on me for implementing it I'm already over-threaded as
> it is right now.
>
Yes, you might finish some projects (including documentation) still
being marked experimental before starting new topics ;-)
Ack, I being writing too much C and too little english (and Lua).
BTW, you are aware just of what's already checked in... I got plenty
of unfinished projects I've never checked in (abnf2eth, diameter
dictionary parser with filterable fields, Lua's "Cursor"
parser-generator (based on tvbparse), and other "semi-useless"
experiments that probably will never see the light). Plus the one I'm
on as for now that I *have* to fiinish (because I need them for
work)...
Luis
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