RE: [Biocsharp-developers] Prefered mailing list

[Blair J. <bl...@sd...>]

Sounds good to me; I am just going to add that if anyone needs a good
prepping on the XML documentation stuff here are three nice articles:
http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/alan.dean/archive/2005/05/03/72697.aspx

http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/alan.dean/archive/2005/05/03/72701.aspx

http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/alan.dean/archive/2005/05/03/72705.aspx

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On some of the intricacies of using the xml doc tags.

Blair Jennings

Lead Programmer

SDSC Notebook Project

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From: Rick McIndoe [mailto:RMC...@ma...]=20
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 12:12 PM
To: bl...@sd...
Subject: RE: [Biocsharp-developers] Prefered mailing list

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Blair,

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Ok...you've been added to the project.  I added you to the project admin
role so you and john will be able to administer the project if I am not
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It is probable time to start discussing the plan of how we want to
proceed with the project.  What parts/packages each of us will start
working on, namespace issues/organization (eg. where should we put the
cabionet classes or the ontology classes).  I will start by creating a
TODO.html file for each package/folder where it lists the classes that
needs a developer to look at from the java conversion routine.
Currently all the class files that are in the CVS are from the java
conversion routine.  Each has a number of TODO tags in the file that
will need to be resolved as well as moving the get and set methods for
the java attributes to .NET properties (set/get).  In this TODO.html
file, I will create a table for developers to initial who finished the
port and when they finished it so we can keep track of where we are in
the conversion process.  I would also argue during this activity it is a
good time to add the class documentation when appropriate, as in:=20
  /// <summary>
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  /// </summary>
  /// <param name=3D"param1"></param>
  /// <returns></returns>

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Let me know what you think.

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Rick



>>> "Blair Jennings" <bl...@sd...> 05/03/05 2:40 PM >>>

Hi Rick,

My Sourceforge ID is: blairj

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Thanks for the great work.

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Blair Jennings

Lead Programmer

SDSC Notebook Project

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[mailto:bio...@li...] On Behalf Of
Rick McIndoe
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 7:27 AM
To: bio...@li...
Subject: [Biocsharp-developers] Prefered mailing list

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Hi All,

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Sorry for the confusion, but the sourceforge project was accepted and I
have started to edit and update the website with the BioCSharp
information.  Part of this, I realized, was the creation of lists for
the project.  Because my listserv has a domain that may be confusing to
people (lists.amdcc.org) I think we should use the listserv at
sourceforge.  So, I created two lists one for developers and one for
users.  I have only added you two to the developers list ( I didn't want
to presume).  I will be terminating the lists I created on my local
listserv, so those won't be working.  Also, if you don't have an account
with sourceforge yet, please sign up so I can add you to the project.
If you already have an account, please give me your username so I can
add you to the devleopers list for the project.  I will also add each of
you as part of the admin group so if you need something and you can't
get a hold of me, you can do what you need to do.  I will upload john's
ontology files and the java-converted C# sequence project into the CVS.
Here is the URL:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/biocsharp/

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Let me know if you need anything,

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Rick

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