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How do I write a header file for an updated part...
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Thu, 12 Dec 2002 18:20:17 GMT
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...when the new version is redone from scratch?
In the past, I've done some minor reworking of files. In these cases, I
simply added the date, my name, and a description of what I'd done to the
file. But what about when I fire up Notepad and start with an empty file?
I'm working on a set of printed parts, when the originals were done with
bmp2dat and weren't worth trying to recycle.
Should I write the header as if I hadn't heard of the old part?
Should I do that and then add a line mentioning that there was a previous
version?
Should I copy the old header and add a line that says it was completely redone?
Should I let the PT admins figure it out when I mail it in?
--
Tony Hafner
www.hafhead.com
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| (...) I've not discussed with Steve, but I'd go for option 2 - write a new header but credit the previous author in a subsidiary comment. If the existing author is still active, it would be polite to let them know what you're doing. Please re-use (...) (22 years ago, 12-Dec-02, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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