Alexej
Alexej
We could use "syntax" similar to Vim's marks: m starts a mark and a letter names it; so to create bookmark `a`, the user would type m + a. Backtick...
I haven't looked at the current parsing code yet, but if we aren't loading the presentation into memory (as a single block of memory) we could use `ftell` to get...
> So for now it is just easier to jump to a slide by using the slides's number. An alternative approach would be to load each slide by memory address;...
Would we want to change the behavior of the `-s` option so it would cause parsing to halt once slide number `x` is reached or just get rid of the...
>Have you tried DSS with the commits I made last night? The number of slides should be automatically pulled from `parser.c`. I haven't: I've been setting up Linux on my...
I'll update this issue later, changing the goal from adding support for automatic slide counting to more efficient slide counting.
> As a side note with the current implementation of parser.c we shouldn't need x or y either. Nice. > I currently have the Slide struct set to hold slides...
I'm fairly unfamiliar with the code base right now, but do you have to draw the slides yourself in the presentation file or do you just need to have `SLIDESTART`...
> STARTSLIDES goes right before the first slide (only used once in the .txt file as a way to tell the program that all of the meta variables (x, y,...
Would it be alright if we don't use typedefs on the structs? It abstracts the structs without adding any abstractions.