hello,

>
> Yes I do plan to. In fact I can even send you what I have if you
don;'t mind the lack of documentation...

If you've made the decision to open source it, it would be nice if you
could slap an appropriate license on it and check it into google code
or source forge and file a bug report (with the bug you identified!).

As the maintainer of a small open source project (at
http://code.google.com/p/aima-java/) I know from experience that it is
very hard to publish code which the author(you in this case) thinks is
suboptimal. I hesitated for a long time to publish code which I wrote
for my personal use because i thought it was too yucky, lacked
documentation etc. My experience in this (fwiw) is that people are
glad to see even sub optimal code and will jump in and fix anything
that needs fixing.

If you check it in to google hosting or source forge, it will be
easier for people to send patches etc.

However, it *is* your code . You have to decide what you want to do
and when. :-)

So please don't consider any of the above to be "pressure" !!

regards,
ravi

Regards,
Ravi