Re: Announce lirc-config

[Diego I. <ias...@ac...>]

I looked at your project (seems like I should change my projects name).
Looks very good!=20

bug report:
I compiled it in my mdk9.0 and (I did not have the glade devel packages)=20
configure detected it, and continued I tried to make and failed since I did=
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not have glade devel. configure should stop if those packages are not found=
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if this can not be worked around.

When I run the program (did not install just run from the compile dir), and=
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when I try to add a new mode it dies. (need more information lets do it=20
private).

A few suggestion:=20
* In the main window, I would like to have a button which will wait for a k=
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press in the remote, and then it will fill the "Button" input.=20

* when I close the program please ask to save...

* you program does save the user comments but it does not save the blank=20
spaces. Is it possible to save them as well?

Looks good, keep on the good job!

=2D diego
=E1=E9=E5=ED =F8=E0=F9=E5=EF 05 =E9=F0=E5=E0=F8 2003, 16:56, Manuel Estrada=
 Sainz =EB=FA=E1:
> On Sun, Dec 29, 2002 at 10:07:20PM +0000, Diego Iastrubni wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I am proud to announce the first release of lirc-config (name can be
> > changed). Since it is so small (about 4kb) it's  attached here. I will
> > put it online soon as well.
>
>  lircrc-config also aims on making .lircrc file handling more user
>  friendly, although it currently doesn't provide lirc-config
>  functionality.
>
>  Maybe you could contribute to lircrc_config instead of making a new
>  tool, or just find some useful code there.
>
>  Stuff which may be interesting on lircrc_config:
>
>  - a GNOME GUI
>  	- button selection via the remote or combo widget.
>  - An .lircrc parser which keeps comments.
>
>  Well, I just wanted to bring your attention to lircrc_config in case
>  it's existence could be useful:
>
> 	http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/lirc/lircrc_config-0.1.1.tar.gz
>
>  If you find lircrc_config promising but it doesn't quite scratch your
>  itch (which I am quite sure it doesn't) please make suggestions.
>
>  Have a nice day
>
>  	ranty