Quoth Bryce Harrington on or about 2004-06-19:
On Sun, 20 Jun 2004, Trent Buck wrote:
which are very pretty. On Windows I know people could use MS Project, and there is a MRProject that runs on Linux, but that may be overkill simple schedule printing needs like these.
GNOME has `planner', which looks a lot like MS-Project from the 30secs I've used each.
I've done a bit with Flex/Bison parsers, but I'd suggest if you want to improve this tool's parsing capabilities to look at scripting languages. I've found that for text processing, you can almost always knock together a script to do it in a fraction of the time needed to do an equivalent Flex-based C program.
I know. The main reason I'm using C / Flex is for the experience. I didn't do so well leaping into Xlib with no practical C, so I'm aiming lower.
-t