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[Pep Ribal]

I have tried, but I really find it very hard; the source code is so
huge, that I don't know how to navigate it. And there are so many
structs and var names, so many arguments in function calls, and so
many functions, that I feel dizzy with a single look.

I agree what I need would be to meet regularly with some patient
developer, and steal a huge amount of time from him, but their time is
very valuable, and I'm not sure they would reckon it's worth spending
it with me. Probably I should prove I am worth, but that would be, I
think, when my project is much more advanced (though I'd need them to
advance faster).

And don't worry, you weren't discouraging, I understood your point ;)

Best,

Pep.


2012/4/27, Knapp <magick.crow at gmail.com>:
> I did not mean to come off as negative or discouraging, sorry about
> that. I have 3 kids and I know just how much time they will absorb. If
> it is your will, keep up the good work. I also think talking with the
> devs is the way to go. Have you tried reading the code? Code reading
> is really not that hard and often things are documented in the
> comments, at least enough to give you a clue.
>
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