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- yackd@oregon.et.byu.edu (Don Yacktman) writes:
- > (3) What should be allowed as a contribution to the kit? [...]
- > (4) What do you have that you'd like to include in the kit? [...]
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- Don discusses the MiscKit in terms of a library against which an
- application can be linked. This kind of implies that MiscKit
- objects are self-contained in some way; that they do not make use
- of external files (e.g., nib files, tiff files).
-
- How do classes which require or simply make use of such things get
- incorporated into the Misc Kit? Should they be included in the
- MiscKit? (a shame if it were that restrictive, I think) How are
- the external files packaged with the Kit and made available to
- developers conveniently to be incorporated?
-
- One possibility: "self-contained" classes get added to the library,
- classes that need outside files should be presented in the form of
- a self-contained bundle (two possibilities here: the class code is
- to be dynamically loaded from the bundle, or the bundle just contains
- the auxiliary files needed and the class is in the library).
-
- Thoughts anyone?
-
- Christopher Kane
- kane@cs.purdue.edu
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