Re: [Hwgui-developers] hwgui directories structure

[Luiz R. C. <lu...@xh...>]

Alex

I prefer an new MAIN Branch on SVN. the current code, should be tagged, and
all new one be on SVN head.

Regards
Luiz


2013/6/21 Maurizio la Cecilia <m.l...@gm...>

> Hi Alex,
>
>
> 2013/6/21 Alexander S.Kresin <al...@be...>
>
> oleksa writes:
>> > What about remove (?)utils/hwmake and utils/hwreport dirs? And move
>> gtk/hfrmtmpl.prg to gtk/procmisc/hfrmtmpl.prg like in source?
>> >
>>
>>   Hwmake doesn't present in 2.16c, but we may add it from current SVN to
>> contrib/, I think. BTW, does it work ?
>>   Hwreport ? I don't know, I didn't think about it.
>>   What about the hfrmtmpl.prg, it was supposed to be identical in both
>> Windows and GTK versions and the fact that it is separate in gtk/ I
>> consider as temporary.
>>
>>   But when I was asking about the directory structure, I had in mind
>> more serios changes. I don't like, for example, that procmisc/ and
>> hbxml/, which are used in both windows and gtk versions, are placed in
>> the source/, which is a source for windows.
>> Maybe it has a sense to move gtk/ to source/ and create in source/ new
>> directory, winapi/, for example, for windows version sources. And move
>> the gtk/samples to samples/gtk ?
>>
>
> It's just what I suggested in my previous post on this thread.
> About procmisc and hbxml, a solution could be to add another folder below
> source and samples, i.e. "common"
> So the new structure for both folders should be:
>
> \source( and same for samples)
>       \wapi
>            \....
>       \gtk
>             \....
>       \common
>            \procmisc
>            \hbxml
>
> BR
> Maurizio
>
>
>>
>
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