[cad-linux] Re: Problems compiling drawingboard.cpp

i've always known you could pull them up in a text editor, that was one of 
the first ways that i had seen to make quick and dirty ascii art.

I'm glad to here about adding the line. wow, i wish i'd known that a while 
back.

On Tuesday 08 January 2002 19:18, you wrote:
> I received a message over the weekend from a user (named Brad) on
> sourceforge with the solution to the multiple "add cv-quals" compiler error
> in the drawingboard.cpp module of the drawing viewer.  I never knew this,
> but you can edit xpm files by using a simple text processor.  All that is
> required to eliminate the problem is to open up each xpm file (they are all
> located in the directory called XPM) with a text processor and add the word
> "const" in the second line of each between the words static and char.  For
> instance the first 2 lines of the pan icon should read thus:
>
> /* XPM */
> static const char*panbutton[]={
>
>
>
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