where can I find the source codes? Thanks about pymetplot

[royalosyin]

I got it.
Thanks for your kind response.
:) I can wait

Cheers

Chy

On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 11:39 PM, André Petersen [email protected]
wrote:

Hi, I planed not to upload my current version of the program cause it's
not programmed in a good way (it's object-oriented, but has a couple of
weaknesses). I started to program it again in a better way.
Cause of your question I do now ask myself whether I should upload the
current version I use on the website first and create a branch with the new
version. Would this be helpful or do you want to wait on the version, which
will have better programming structure?

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[Dremet]

Hi, I planed not to upload my current version of the program cause it's not programmed in a good way (it's object-oriented, but has a couple of weaknesses). I started to program it again in a better way.
Cause of your question I do now ask myself whether I should upload the current version I use on the website first and create a branch with the new version. Would this be helpful or do you want to wait on the version, which will have better programming structure?