> Jon Frisby wrote:
> > Stripping out functionality wont help one bit. All of the features
> > you mentioned are provided by GEOS... They are all system level
> > functions (including line endpoints and gradient fills... <G>)Jon:
> What you will lose is the code required to make the system call, the menu item code
> required to signal that user wants to make the system call, etc. etc. It doesn't seem
> like much, until you look at the whole menu structure that Nathan built in OG DRAW.
> The program is immense, from PDA standards, a carefully-crafted gem with incredible
> functionality! Tons of linked menus.
Unfortunately (or fortunately, as the case may be), Geos does indeed have
a very tight menu structure. The system handles all the menus; in some
cases the system actually provides the menus!
You would slim it down a little, though, and who knows what little
features with huge bugfixes can be removed. More importantly, though,
you'd make the program simpler and more focussed. I have no use for
gradient fills, but I would love a simple little program like you
describe.
> --Dave Jungemann
-Billy