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["theUser BL" <theuserbl@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > There existing a side, with CVS-stats, but there stand, that on the end 
> of
> > 2003 there comes _a lot_ of code. But since 2002 there comes only a view 
> new
> > code. :-(
>
> I am sorry - I don't understand this at all.

What I meant was this graphic:
http://gravity24hr.com/statcvs/loc.html

At the end of 2003 there comes comes _a lot_ of code in the CVS. But after 
that, there is only a vew new code.



> > And at least I have an other question:
> > If I start with OpenTracker an program, it looks at first, that it start
> > like on the Terminal.
> > But that isn't so.
> > On the Terminal the program starts direct.
> > But on OpenTracker it seams, that it makes _at first_ something like
> > "mimeset -f program" with the program and starts _then_ the program.
> > But the interesting is, that it does this, without needing "mimeset".
> > So it seems, that the code of the program "mimeset" is a subset of the
> > OpenTracker-code. Is this right?
> > (I think, that this can be interesting for the pref/apps-team, because 
> an
> > OBOS mimeset don't exist)
>
> I think that you are seeing the automatic identify of Tracker. I have seen
> this - you download a file and it has the "generic" icon. As soon as you
> double click it, it gets classified and the icon changes. On my machine, 
> you
> get just a quick peek before the app window covers the icon. :-)


Yes, but the interesting thing is, that is do exactly the same like "mimeset 
-f program"

For example. Write an hello-world program called "program.c" and use an 
resourcefile "program.rsrc".

Now you can input

$ gcc programc -o program1
$ xres -o program1 program.rsrc

Now creating exacltly copies of program1:

$ cp program1 program2
$ cp program1 program3

And now type
$ mimeset -f program3

and program2 try to start with OpenTraker.

If you now input
$ diff program1 program2
the answer is, that program1 and program2 differ

But if you input
$ diff program2 program3
you see, that both programs don't differ.

And mimeset do a lot with the program. On some programs the size becomes a 
little bit bigger and so.


Greatings
theuserbl

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