On Thu 07-Apr-2011 at 07:33 -0700, Rosomack wrote:
My name is Mikolaj Leszczynski, I'm finishing my last year as an IT student at the Technical University of Gdansk. I'm interested in improving the seam-finding algorithm in Enblend (or more specifically - writing a new one :) ). I found the topic on one of the ideas pages, hope it's still an open issue.
Yes it is something that can be improved. I've asked Christoph Spiel, who is the current enblend maintainer, to look at your proposal.
Sorry for applying late. I just sent my proposal through the GSoC page.
The deadline tomorrow is the only date that matters.
Please suggest a good area of code for me to patch.
Look for an annoyance in the Hugin GUI, there are plenty of them. What we are looking for is evidence first that you can code, and secondly that you are capable of compiling the software, creating a patch and submitting it in a way that it can be assessed by other developers.
Ideally right now you should be spending time on the application, the patch can come during the assessment period after tomorrow.
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