Re: [guppi-list] text import glitch

["Asger K. Alstrup Nielsen" <alstrup diku dk>]

> 4.49577154777944 -1.05620091768391
> 1.89022717438638 0.936282058716271
> 5.78848642576486 -0.482205472891774
> 3.07625031005591 0.150199836028618
> 1.76891497895122 0.895706317060382
> 2.98684354964644 0.191935271735159
> 1.71908177342266 0.958770421009294
> 3.70872679073364 -0.623074900069113
> 2.69908284489065 0.354217907161189
> 0.486040620133281 0.442321324055139

My Visual C++ 6.0 compiled version accepts this just fine...
What is the problem?

I see that you have updated the tree with some new stuff.
So is the problem still there?

Regarding the ownership of the DataSets and the DataConverters:
Yes, the user of the AsciiImport will own these structures.
In my code, I have a use for the DataConverters that the
Ascii Import produces, because I use the same ones for the
parsing and presentation when the user does interactive
editing of the data.

Regarding the new type tags:  In my code, I explicitly manage
the DataSet and DataConverters outside of goose scope.  I thought
that Jon preferred to make the DataSets DataConverter ignorant,
and that makes sense to me.
So, I keep a pair<DataSet *, DataConverter *> around in order to
solve this problem.  It works great for me, so I'm not sure we
really need the type tags, but it's up to you to decide.

Greets,

Asger