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Many times during developing DATHeader I had questions that I tried to solve by
searching in LUGNET posts and reading the documentation on LDraw.org.
Often I had to make my own decision how to handle that problem.
For example:
Reading files with different line terminations?
Which line termination for writing files?
Is the folder 'parts' the same as 'PARTS'?
Where is the information for the LDraw base directory?
etc.
It would be great also for the future to have a guideline where such questions
would be answered. I am sure that such a document will grow huge, but also there
are many questions that has to be answered.
Such a documentation would help new users to implement their ideas into the
current system. And that should be our goal - to have a system of tools that
work perfect together.
Does anybody else has the same wish like me?
cu
mikeheide
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Michael Heidemann wrote:
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> It would be great also for the future to have a guideline where such questions
> would be answered. I am sure that such a document will grow huge, but also there
> are many questions that has to be answered.
> Such a documentation would help new users to implement their ideas into the
> current system. And that should be our goal - to have a system of tools that
> work perfect together.
>
> Does anybody else has the same wish like me?
>
> cu
> mikeheide
That sounds like a perfect task for somewhere on the wiki. That way information
can be kept up-to-date whenever new discussions take place.
http://www.ldraw.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
I've created a quick article start for people to add to.
http://www.ldraw.org/wiki/index.php/LDraw_Specifications_Discussions
Just copy the format of my example entry to add any you think of.
Tim
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