There was an international conference last week (it was on-lone, of
course). I was responsible for its organisation so I has been
exhausted. It ended at Friday noon, fortunately.
Thus I was able to do just a few things during the weekend. We (me and
my wife) did a short hike in Jeseniky mountains and have found a nice
picnic place at the top of one of hills (there used to be a caste so
local government have built a wooden rest place in the area where the
watch tower was located). We plan to use this place more frequently.
At Sunday we made a short walk. It was foggy in the cite, it was smog
in the villages (air in villages is usually much worse than in the city
itself because some villagers tend to burn plastics and other strange
things to heat their houses - it is forbidden by law here but they
still are doing this). So we found a relatively remote valley. To our
surprise there were some sunny spots! No smog, just a very light fog
(or no fog at all) and the Sun was shining here. It was very nice walk.
In the evening I tried to add some features to one of our Tcl/Tk codes.
I needed to create routine to prepare input files for another software.
It was done in 20 minutes and I did only one typing mistake here (it
almost worked anyway).
Today (it's Monday) I have spent 3 hours in hunting for this bug and in
polishing the GUI (well, I just moved the new menu item three times).
Of course I have ran some tests so I really didn't pent 3 hour in
debugging. :-) I also have tested the whole thing on my Mac computer
(the PowerBook G4 with the OS 10.5, that is). During this process I
have fixed my Gnuplot problem (I call the Gnuplot from the Tcl to make
some nice graphs). I didn't worked from the beginning but now it is
fixed. The problem was with an incorrect libaquatherm.dylib link (the
Gnuplot binary required libaquatherm.1.0.0.dylib but mine was numbered
1.0.1).
