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Message #06357
Re: Using C++ container for schematic item storage.
On 3/26/2011 2:33 PM, Dick Hollenbeck wrote:
> On 03/25/2011 03:55 PM, Wayne Stambaugh wrote:
>> Now that I have committed my EESchema hit testing changes, there is one last
>> major change I want to make to EESchema before the weather gets too nice here
>> in South East Virginia and my output tapers off until the fall. I want to
>> convert the schematic item storage from the current internal linked list to a
>> C++ container. If no one objects, I will go ahead make this change over the
>> next few weeks.
>>
>> Wayne
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> What would this fix?
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> The cost / benefit ratio is really poor, IMO.
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> What is there now works, and we could probably find another time to look at
> containers when we rewrite the schematic loader.
I was thinking that getting this done before the new schematic loader
would help ease the transition when we get to that point. I could be
wrong. I was a bit premature on my previous claims anyway. While
grepping the code today, I found a few more places where refactoring
code back in to the SCH_SCREEN object would be be time better spent and
make the transition to new containers more manageable.
Wayne
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> I think its a waste of your talent and valuable time.
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> Dick
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