Re: [Asaph-developers] wxAsaph 0.0.2

[David F. <da...@sj...>]

Hi Daniel

Thanks, CVS would be great because then maybe others could help :-) My 
sourceforge username is davidfraser
Just not sure what we should call the module, it could be wxAsaph but 
actually there is general Python code that may be useful for e.g. 
generating HTML.
Maybe PyAsaph. Or was trying to think of an inventive name (Moses lifted 
up the snake in the desert...) but got stuck
I guess the CVS repository name doesn't matter, but it would be great to 
have one!
Hope your papers go well

David

Daniel Azuma wrote:

>
> Thanks, David. I'm snowed under with two major final papers right now, 
> so I'm afraid I won't be able to look at it myself until next week, 
> but good to see you've made some progress on this. Let me know if you 
> think space on Asaph's sourceforge page (e.g. CVS access) would be 
> useful for your project.
>
> Daniel
>
>
> On Apr 19, 2004, at 15:16, David Fraser wrote:
>
>> OK, have added support for indexed databases and an initial 
>> fullscreen display (some support for second monitor too)
>> http://davidf.sjsoft.com/files/wxasaph-0.0.2.zip
>>
>> David
>>
>> David Fraser wrote:
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Finally found the time to put together an initial start at 
>>> displaying an
>>> Asaph database without chords in wxPython, aim is to head towards a
>>> presentation-mode program as discussed before.
>>> So far loads a list of sings, lets you select them and displays the 
>>> song
>>> lyrics in the main part of the screen. No nice fonts, and only handles
>>> simple databases (but should be easy to enhance).
>>> Main initial goal is to work towards a fullscreen display, particularly
>>> on a second screen - our church has just bought a new projector and are
>>> wanting to display lyrics, I want to use Asaph.
>>> Code is at http://davidf.sjsoft.com/files/wxasaph-0.0.1.zip - 
>>> requires wxPython and elementtree from effbot (I'm using wxPython 
>>> 2.4 and Python 2.3.3 on Linux). Any feedback/contributions appreciated
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> David
>>
>
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