[gsoc] GSoC project: Configurable Scope

[Kamil Neczaj]

OK, so maybe I choose something harder. I see that it is really simple.

Improve the Xcos palette management sounds good. The lack of search
field is really inconvenient. Should there be something like an index
to have the search results in the moment the user types a query?

I have also thinking about FAUST import integration, but it seems to be
very complex. I have been using JACK some time ago, but very little.
There are not any blocks dedicated to sound processing now. Should I
create such a blocks? How sound will be processed after importing
scheme from FAUST? Should it be a JACK's job? Should I integrate jack
to make the underlying processing? Do I think correctly?

Kamil Neczaj

Dnia 2 kwiecień 2012 09:19:27 Sylvestre Ledru pisze:
> Kamil, sorry about this.
> If you are interested in Xcos, these two could be a great project:
> * Improve the palette management
> * Automatic layout
>
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> Le lundi 02 avril 2012 à 09:17 +0200, Clément DAVID a écrit :
>> Hello,
>>
>> This subject might no be applicable anymore as, with the new graphic
>> (5.4.0), Xcos scopes will be customized through the GED Scilab GUI.
>>
>> Do not hesitate to ask for another GSoC subject.
>>
>> --
>> Clément<davidcl>  David
>>
>> Le 02/04/2012 02:10, Kamil Neczaj a écrit :
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> My name is Kamil Neczaj and I am currently studying in the first year
>>> on Master's degree program of Automatics and Robotics at AGH
>>> University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland. I would like
>>> to participate in GSoC 2012 by working for Scilab. During my studies I
>>> have developed programming skills. Most of my academic programming
>>> projects was written in C/C++. Moreover, I am familiar with
>>> Octave/Matlab which I use in many everyday tasks at my university.
>>>
>>> I am interested in making Configurable Scope. Could you tell me how
>>> can I start? What kind of configuration the scope needs beside colour
>>> lines and title. Is matlab-like configuration enough or it should be
>>> more flexible? Does this project concern all of three scopes: CSCOPE,
>>> CMSCOPE, CFSCOPE?
>>>
>>> Kamil Neczaj
>>
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