From: Egon W. <eg...@sc...> - 2002-01-26 06:50:52
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On Saturday 26 January 2002 06:07, Bradley Smith wrote: > > I will continue my current work on porting the 3D rendering stuff to CDK, > > i.e. at least part of it, in order to get good insight on the current > > ChemFrame stuff... which is rather hard to read, and a nice mix of both > > model > > > and viewer ... > > I would say a bad mix, not a nice mix. A mix of model and viewer is > something to be avoided. that "nice" was supposed to have some irony in it ;) > > If I understand correctly, you want ChemFrame to contain to model, > > CFRenderer > > > the viewer, which makes use of the AtomRenderer and BondRenderer... > > I don't recommend using acronyms. Is a CFRenderer a ChemFrameRenderer or a > ChemFileRenderer? See the problem. Yes, did not intend to name the class that way. > > Do the latter two draw one or many bonds, or in other words, are there > > many > > > AtomRenderers or just one? > > Only one renderer would be needed. See the design of miniJmol. > > > I would like to make a branch in the CVS at the day the 1.0 release was > > made, > > > but i am not sure that it possible... (just asked a CVS wizard...) The > > It is simple. > > cvs checkout -r v1 Jmol > cvs tag -b b1 Ah, excellent. > The first command gets the files which went into version 1. The second > command creates a branch named b1 on those files. If you are not using a > command-line cvs client, I imagine similar options are available from a > GUI. > > > current CVS would then be the HEAD branch, in which we can work towords > > a 2 release... Once a 1.1 release is completed (bug fixes have to be > > ported > > > to the new branch), the 1 branch will be taged v1_1... > > > > > > This corresponds to what you propose, right? > > Yes. I'll do this today... Egon |