Re: [libredwg] Someone would like to join "again"

[Till Heuschmann]

I do not think that the api.h should be copied into the dwg.h file. The user should not have access to the dwg.h file and the internal structs. The object system that libredwg uses is something that needs some redesign, like you mentioned on your ideas page.

Am 20.08.2013 um 14:18 schrieb Felipe Castro <address@hidden>:

And here goes the "HOWTO":

1 - You may copy the content of "api.h" into "dwg.h";

2 - And add "api.c" to src dir, adding also to the _SOURCES in Makefile.am.

If you have problems doing like this (step 2), them copy also the content of "api.c" to "dwg.c", then no need to modify the Makefile.am

2013/8/20 Felipe Castro <address@hidden>

Hi, the simplest and recommended way, I think, would be the user having to include only the <dwg.h> file.

It would be optional to the user to access dwg data directly from the structures or from the api functions. The api documentation would not recommend direct access to the structures, but if the user wants, no problem.

2013/8/20 gagan <address@hidden>

On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 5:53 PM, Felipe Castro <address@hidden> wrote:

> Yes, that's ok for testing purposes, but when someone wants to merge your code into the master branch, how would be the approach to integrate it, just including "api.h" from "dwg.h" would be ok?

Please tell me what approach should be used for integrating api /
including api files in other applications.

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