[Glade-devel] Is the TODO accurate?

[Andrew J. Montalenti]

Dear Tristan,

In that case, perhaps I'll give the history feature a swing someday
soon.

I actually have some (I think) good ideas for the Glade project, but I
want to dive into the code a little bit before I get ahead of myself.
However, I'm glad to hear that you guys need the help, because I'm
willing to offer whatever I can.

I'll also check out the bugzilla for some more accurate information on
the project's direction.

Thanks,
-Andrew

On Sat, 2004-10-30 at 15:04 -0400, Tristan Van Berkom wrote:
> Wow,
>    slowly but surely more and more people are taking interest in this project,
> thats great to hear :)
> 
>     First of all, I'd like to say that the TODO file is a handy
> reference for us
> right now, but no; we haven't been keeping it up-to-date.
> 
> David Hoover sent a mail just recently to this list describing our agreed
> roadmap, and created some bugzilla entries to track the items on our
> upcomming milestones.
> 
> > I don't think anyone has started work on file opened history feature,
> > but i could be wrong.
> 
> Unless they failed to mention it to us, then you are correct; nobody has 
> taken this task up yet.
> 
> As for treeview bugs/enhancements, I think that David was going to look
> into that, but you should work that out with him (I'm not sure that he's jumped
> into that yet).
> 
> > and your second point brings a neat idea to mind.  Should session
> > management and project state information be tied together.
> > In otherwords, each project carries with it information about the
> > position of each of its windows and information about the structure of
> > the Widget heirarchy.  This is much different then the session
> > management now implemented in the latest glade 2.6.x.  I can imagine
> > using the 
> > .gladep files for this information.  What are peoples thoughts about this?
> 
> There was a few threads a week or two ago on glade-users about 
> session-management that IMO should set the standard of how we should
> approach this beast.
> 
> Cheers,
>                                              -Tristan