We need a CVS repository and strong documentation skills. ;) I don't have any problem working on shared sources.... I have found that it is pretty easy when everyone uses the changelogs and people set up watches on sources they are actively developing.. Quoting Thomas.Sicheritz at molbio.uu.se (Thomas.Sicheritz at molbio.uu.se): > Dave Beck writes: > > Quoting Thomas.Sicheritz at molbio.uu.se (Thomas.Sicheritz at molbio.uu.se): > > > I fear that I have to stop looking at python and the sequence editor for a > > > while ... to many meetings and to many unwritten thesises (=1) > > > > Thomas, would you mind if I started futzing with it? I'd like to start > > porting my QT/C++ based sequence editor to Python/C/GTK and what you have > > is a terrific start... > > Sure - I feel that I have no time at all to start with the graphical stuff > (I haven't succeeded yet compiling gnomelibs on my Sun). But I'd like to > keep on a little on the python based - behind the scenes/nongraphic - sequence > classes. Could we corporate with this ? Beside my thesis I have another > genome which has to be analysed, parsed and annotated. I feel that I have > the basic python sequence class ready to build my usual tools on it > (read: I almost got used to python and don't really want to stop messing > around with it) > > Suggestions ? > -thomas > > -- > Sicheritz Ponten Thomas E. Department of Molecular Biology > blippblopp at linux.nu BMC, Uppsala University > BMC: +46 18 4714214 BOX 590 S-751 24 UPPSALA Sweden > Fax +46 18 557723 http://evolution.bmc.uu.se/~thomas > Molecular Tcl: http://evolution.bmc.uu.se/~thomas/tcl > Molecular Linux: http://evolution.bmc.uu.se/~thomas/mol_linux > > De Chelonian Mobile ... The Turtle Moves ... -- Dave Beck dave at arginine.umdnj.edu Sites of interest (set 2): Computer Science and Biology http://www.cyc.com/cyc-2-1/toc.html Drexel University, Philadelphia PA http://arginine.umdnj.edu/