On Mar 23, 2004, at 12:04 PM, mikel evins wrote:
- the code for the listener and inspector are minimally changed from
the Cocoa example code. Someone needs to read through it, look for opportunities to refactor, improve package organization, look for dead code, document undocumented code, check for unexported symbols that need to be exported and vice versa, move generally useful utilities into more generally-accessible places in the build, and just generally make the code prettier and better factored wherever that can be done.
This is the project I was going to start on next. I was going to focus on the listener for the time being, but both are on the agenda.
- a nibfile reader/writer I'd like some Lisp code that can read and write nibfiles, to form the
basis of Lisp-based tools to help build UIs with Clotho.
[A few weeks back I hacked up a very simple reader; it was pretty easy. I think this would be a good starter project for someone with at least a little familiarity with either Lisp or Cocoa or both.]
This is the new feature I am most interested in right now - I think it would be a great help in sharpening both my Lisp skills and my Cocoa skills. Any chance you could send me the code you hacked together just so I can get some ideas on a starting point?
--Paul Lathrop