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/grc | /grc | ||
/blocks | /blocks - '''no pygtk''', these are just yml definitions for built in blocks (e.g. variable, pad, options, note) | ||
/converter | /converter - ''no pygtk'', this is code to convert from old xml to new yml format | ||
/core | /core - | ||
/gui | /gui | ||
/scripts | /scripts - contains gnuradio-companion and grcc scripts, which have a few lines of pygtk | ||
/tests | /tests - ''no pygtk'', just a bunch of test scripts |
Revision as of 17:44, 19 May 2019
These notes are an attempt to figure out how big of a project porting from pygtk to pyqt will be, by identifying which files have pygtk code and how much of it.
/gnuradio /grc /blocks - no pygtk, these are just yml definitions for built in blocks (e.g. variable, pad, options, note) /converter - no pygtk, this is code to convert from old xml to new yml format /core - /gui /scripts - contains gnuradio-companion and grcc scripts, which have a few lines of pygtk /tests - no pygtk, just a bunch of test scripts