> I've done y2k-fix for timEd and compiled timEd for Win32.
 ac> Great!  Can you provide the source?  :-)

Of cource. Tomorrow I'll take it from my home (I have no copy at work place).

 > Sadly, I have no nodelist-tree parsing library, so I find this version 
 > slighlty unusable (because I often press F10).

 ac> What is the problem there?  Didn't Gerard release the source code
 ac> for the nodelist parser?  I don't know anything about that feature.
 ac> It could probably be rewritten without too much trouble.

See quote from readme.1st from art_src.zip:


What is NOT included is the code that was contained in \database on my
system. It contained the Mix C Databsse Toolchest. It is a commercial
library that I used for the V7 nodelist browsing in timEd. The license
for that library does not allow me to distribute the source code.

It seems Mix Software is still alive, I found them on the web at
http://www.mixsoftware.com. They even still have the (a?) C Database
Toolchest on sale for USD 50 (source included). The version I have
is 2.0.1. Whether or not this is still the same code/format they are
using now, I don't know..


When compiling timEd, I just added "gags" to V7 functions. So no
nodelist processing was available. 

Serguei Trouchelle 

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