Re: [gtk-list] Re: signals, objects, user_data and stuff.

[Martin Kestel <mka mppmu mpg de>]

Hmmmm My apologies. I was reading too fast and understood you kept some
information inside some file and had to read this in later. Sorry.

....but: what do think of the approach I suggested?
 
 Regards,

   Martin


On 28 Mar 2000, Thomas Mailund Jensen wrote:

>>>>>> "M" == Martin Kestel <mka@mppmu.mpg.de> writes:
>
> [snip]
>
> M> (just curious: is it LabView-like?)
>
>Don't know LabView, so I wouldn't know.  It's a coloured Petri net
>tool so it probably isn't.
>

LabView is sold by National Instruments and connects PCs and hardware (since
one year roughly also for Linux...).

> [snip]
>
> M> What you save in such an approach is messing around with files to
> M> read in and such ugly things like fileformats and so on. ....and
> M> say it goes boom at some point you are left with some MB of junk
> M> files around...nonono.
>
>huh?  I didn't get that one.  How is reading data from a file related
>to moving bend-points around?  I need to get the bend points somehow,
>and right now I read all my data from a set of xml files (I haven't
>gotten around to writing a proper editor for my tool yet).  Once I
>have read in my data it shouldn't really matter where I got them from.
>
>        /mailund
>
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