Hi Adrian, Le mercredi 27 janvier 2010 23:28:51, Adrian Glaubitz a écrit : > I'm really amazed by the vast amount of patches you sent in Please don't look at their content ;) . Many a re stupid typos, codepaths never executed and with undefined variables, or fixing stupid comments. There are actually few patches really adding features, and some are still missing or not tested properly. > and I'm > really glad that there is coming input from so many people. Great > work! I will be busy tomorrow but I think I can have a look at the > patches over the weekend, maybe together with Michael. Do you think > the patches are safe to be applied to the current NetMD-Python code in > git-master? They should not touch any codepath used in current netmd code, so I believe it is safe to apply them... But I admit not testing them at all with NetMD-Python apps. I'll test them soon (tomorrow ?) as I have some MDs to transfer to my computer (still analogically, though, since I didn't change my MD player). Also, I finally started a github account[1] for my current USB analyser work, and created a tree for just my generic python libusb files (libusb1.py and usb1.py). I intent to keep sending patches to your mailing list as I include them in github, but if you prefer I can send a "delete lib and add a dependency" patch (less work for you, but probably more breakage if I'm not careful enough ;) )... For now I (by default) don't trust github, so I would feel safer with keeping a copy on your repository. [1] http://github.com/vpelletier Regards, -- Vincent Pelletier