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Re: [Re: Introductions]
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Tue, 12 Feb 2002 15:21:44 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev.mac, Mark Abrams writes:
> I'm Mark Abrams. I hope this is not a duplicate but the previous post
> I sent doesn't appear to have made it here. I have 2 bachelors degrees
> - one in studio art and the other in computer science. I am currently
> employed as a Java developer. My career goals include Software
> Architecture. I have always wanted to target the MacOS but until
> recently, that has not been a feasable option. I have been a Mac user
> since the mid 80's, but my education and employment have always been
> in Unix and Windows environments. There's not a whole lot of employment
> opportunities for Mac developers in upstate NY. I tend toward open
> source tools and development. The JDEE (java development environment
> for emacs) is my favorite IDE.
Oooh, I realize this is off topic here, but did you get the JDEE to
work in windows? If so, could you help me out and tell me which
versions of everything you have that actually work together? I
tried to put this together with xemacs and fsfemacs and various versions
of java and all those lisp packages and never, ever, ended up with
something that works. Although it does now take just about forever
to load a java file into emacs, so it must be doing something...
> I see the other thread on Java development and would be glad to pitch
> in on design and/or development of that.
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> I have dl'd ldglite and like it very much. I think that the mouse is
> overused in most apps and really like the key commands in ldglite. It
> would benefit greatly from multiple panes. I'm envisioning something
> like blender (www.blender.nl).
Wow! I can't believe I'm reading this here. I always thought I was
alone in my preference for the keyboard over the mouse. It just seems
wrong somehow, seeing this in a Mac forum. :)
How are the multiple panes handled in the blender? Is it one big
program, or a separate thread, or process per pane? Just thinking
out loud and wondering how this could fit into the current architecture
of ldglite... You know this gets me thinking, I've always wanted to
add a small gui for things like a file open dialog and such, but
wanted it to use pure opengl for portability. Now with all this java
stuff happening, I wonder if a java wrapper for ldglite could solve
the gui problem in a portable way, without interfering with the core
keyboard and command line driven opengl rendering engine.
> Another thought is to script a parser for ldraw parts in python for
> blender.
What exactly is blender?
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| (...) Don, You should see me. When I first got my job at the library I am at, I go and ask the Window's tech, "How do you cancel a dialog box with the keyboard?" They say, "hu?" I say, "You know, they keyboard shortcut for canceling dialogs. On a (...) (23 years ago, 12-Feb-02, to lugnet.cad.dev.mac)
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| (...) I will e-mail you my .emacs file and we can have a mail discussion about setting it up. [snip] (...) I think we need to get a good design first. The language we chose should be secondary. A good design may reaveal the best language(s) (...) (...) (23 years ago, 12-Feb-02, to lugnet.cad.dev.mac)
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| Hi, I'm Mark Abrams. I hope this is not a duplicate but the previous post I sent doesn't appear to have made it here. I have 2 bachelors degrees - one in studio art and the other in computer science. I am currently employed as a Java developer. My (...) (23 years ago, 12-Feb-02, to lugnet.cad.dev.mac)
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