On Sun, Jun 12, 2005 at 09:17:12PM +0200, Christoph Leuzinger wrote:
Hi again,
Am 12.06.2005 20:38 schrieb Bryce Harrington:
Look in inkview.cpp.
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Anyway, the above steps should be pretty straightforward to do, and even if they don't solve the problem you're encountering, they'll definitely give us all a better idea of why inkview is failing. The inkview.cpp code is only about 500 lines, so should be fairly manageable, even if you don't have much experience yet with Inkscape's internals.
Well, thanks for your comments and hints! I'll sure have a look at it and see what I can do. I have to admit that while I have some C knowledge I'm lacking any C++ skills. But this might be subject to change. :-)
Actually, inkview.cpp is entirely C, so I'll bet you'll find it pretty easy to get into. :-)
There's a few gtk calls, but nothing terribly elaborate. I find the docs at www.gtk.org quite sufficient for finding out the return values and such.
Anyway, I think you'll have some fun working on this, and plus being able to make it not crash will give you that much more confidence during your presentation. :-)
Bryce