Re: [xsrcg-devel] Checking in...

[Max N. <max...@ya...>]

On Nov 1, 2004, at 11:59, Jesse Wattenbarger wrote:

> I need to know if this is moving away from your visions or if it is in
> line with what you guys want.  If it is moving too far away, I do not
> mind branching off into a new project.  If not, I'd be delighted to 
> stay
> aboard.  And in either case, I hope that we can still swap information,
> ideas, and code.  You guys can have all the previous C code I wrote if
> you'd like.  It's nothing great or fancy.

	Heh... That's kinda funny, because I've started learning Python as 
well, and the more I learn, the more I feel like it would be perfect 
for that project too. Especially since there is a Python <-> 
Objective-C/Cocoa bridge (PyObjC) which as I'm told works particularly 
well.
	I've started writing scripts to convert NSRCG DAT files to XML, in the 
hopes of writing a GMViewDat program first. So far I've only had time 
to complete the EDGE.DAT converter (I'll upload it somewhere if you're 
interested). I thank McMackie for writing the NSRCG in the first place, 
but Ghost, are his file formats baroque.

> I'll be on IRC when I can.  I have recently graduated, but I have not
> found a CS job yet.  I'm currently working night audit at a hotel.  I'd
> probably be more likely to see Max online than Adam at my current hours
> =).

	Congratulations for your graduation.
	As for myself, I've moved to the UK for my final year of studies. I've 
had to learn Java in 1 week and currently have loads of work, but it's 
going okay, and I think I can put some time aside to work on this 
project.

-- Max
maxnoel_fr at yahoo dot fr -- ICQ #85274019
"Look at you hacker... A pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting 
and sweating as you run through my corridors... How can you challenge a 
perfect, immortal machine?"