Hello,
Thanks for this homebrew ... very useful :)
I have some questions :
Is DSchedule open source ?
Is there any way to get source code ?
I just want to add some functionalities such as color days which have notes on the month view, ...
Thanks for answers,
Lo
Hi,
yes, DSchedule will be opensource, it will be under GPL license.
We will publish souce files soon on the blog. You can download the source package and modify it.
We just ask you to send us your version or let us know the place where we can find them :)
Bye
Meow
Hi!
Bad news: DSchedule was build with DevKitPro version older than the actual (r23). So there are many problem to use source files directly with newer version. They need to be completely re-written.
As soon as we can we'll upload the new version, but it may not be soon (we are working on a new project :) and the university doesn't let us to dedicate too much time for homebrew).
We're sorry for the incovenient and we hope you will be patient :) .
Bye
Meow
Hello,
Thanks for answers,
Maybe you can publish sources files for the older DevKitPro and see what happend.
I don't know why you will re-write it before, just put in the README the version of DevKitPro that must be use to compile.
If you decide to not publish sources files now, I'll be patient, but if you publish it, I think I have time to spend on it.
Bye,
Lo
Hi,
I'm sorry for my delay. You can download the source code from the project page.
You will have to compile it with DevKitPro r20.
You can find it at
DevKitPro download
Bye
Meow
Lo, any news on your project?
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