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Re: COLOR CODEING on RDS recent user contributions page

• Posted by Kenneth Dwight Rhodes <hermanhesse at EXCITE.COM> Apr 11, 2000
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Or how about a "pseudo listing" for each additional platform. Only the three
present colors would be needed. And the download links could point to the
same file.

Failing that I suggest that each file listing begin with:


PLATFORMS: DOS, WINDOWS, LINUX  - file description

PLATFORMS: DOS, LINUX  -- file description

but not
PLATFORM: WINDOWS  - the color code alone would indicate a single platform
file

I am thinking of bundling files some old files for whichthere is no
indication of LINUX compatibility together and submitting them in a package
to be listed under the LINUX color code.  For example all the compression
routines posted will run under LINUX.

Ken Rhodes



On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 15:42:53 GMT, Euphoria Programming for MS-DOS wrote:

>  Hello Raude,
>
>  >Why? It should be very easy to prepend a set of flags, D for dos, W for
>  >win$, L for linux.
>  >
>  >         Riwal Raude
>  >         rauder at thmulti.com
>
>  Yes, but I was talking about the color coding: how to
>  show it on the website, not how to keep track of it.
>  Deciding which color to use if an item runs on exactly
>  two platforms. Do you go with the more common one:
>    if it_runs_on (Win) then
>      color = Win_color -- Blue
>    elsif it_runs_on (Dos) then
>      color = Dos_color -- Pink
>    elsif it_runs_on (Linux) then
>      color = Lin_color
>    end if
>
>  the least comon one: just backwards from above,
>  or in the order the platforms were implemented?
>  or different colors for the combinations:
>    Dos = Pink    -- same as now
>    Win = Blue    -- same as now
>    Linux = Green -- same as now
>    Dos_Win = Purple
>    Dos_Linux = Orange --or Yellow?
>    Win_Linux = Cyan
>
>  or Kenneth's rainbow color scheme idea which would be a bit
>  dificult I think but more intuitive for the user.
>
>  later,
>
>  Lewis Townsend
>  keroltarr at hotmail.com
>  http://geocities.com/keroltarr/
>
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