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Re: [Boqueron-devel] TODO by arcticdomain

[<and...@ya...>]

Andrés G. Fdez wrote:
> == Encodings ==
> UTF8 only, or?
> 

yes, because gtk2 uses utf-8.

> == Logging ==
> Boqueron should have a decent way to log into a logfile
> including debugging possibilities:
> There's a standard module called Logger for that:
> 
> Example:
> require 'logger'
> logout = Logger.new("log")  # you can specify a output channel
>                               to log into here (STDOUT possbible)
> log.level = Logger::INFO    # There are three different loglevels:
>                               INFO,WARN,DEBUG. We should talk about
>                               which one to use for what purpose.
> 
> log.info("Loading Window...")
> 
> This will log into the specified logout. You can also set
> timestamp format with:
> 
> log.datetime_format = "%H:%M:%S" # This is standard strftime format.
> 

ok.

> == Windows(tm) ==
> I see we have atleast two Windows developers...We should treat
> PATHS and platform-specific things really carefully then.
> Can somebody figure out where you save settings in Windows?
> (for example: Unix: ~/.boqueron Windows: C:\???)
> 
> What about using gconfd? I mean it runs on almost every unix
> machine anyway so why not make use of it? Is there a gconfd
> on Windows?
> 

C:\*dir of users*\*user name*\Data\Boqueron ?

i don't known anything about gconfd, could u explain how it works?

> == Styleguide ==
> We should all agree on one styleguide. Very important:
> How are we going to treat tabs and indentation?
> My ~/.vimrc says:
> set shiftwidth=2
> set expandtab
> set tabstop=2
> set smartindent
> set autoindent
> set smarttab
> 
> It basically inserts two spaces whenever I use <tab>.
> That's very nice to work with.
> There's a graphical vim for Windows ;).
> 

we prefer using the tabulator, no spaces :-).

> == Glade ==
> We should use Glade. Period ;)
> 

yes.

> == Connection Object ==
> I propose to have  connection state/roster in a seperate
> object. This way we can just create more than one of these
> objects at a time to support multiple accounts.
> This object should also provide callbacks to update the
> roster widget (see below).
> I just mention this because the old code looked rather
> "Let's just put into an hast"-like ;).

mmmh... i don't know...

> == Roster widget ==
> I'm propably thinking a little bit to far into the future
> but have you ever thought about using a custom widget
> specifically designed to display the roster? There are
> nice possibilities with cairo nowadays. You can use
> these things within ruby-gtk2. To see nice contact
> lists just search for screenshots of the MacOSX client
> "Adium".
> 

cool, i like Adium.

	
	
		
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[Boqueron-devel] TODO by arcticdomain

[<and...@ya...>]

== Encodings ==
UTF8 only, or?

== Logging ==
Boqueron should have a decent way to log into a logfile
including debugging possibilities:
There's a standard module called Logger for that:

Example:
require 'logger'
logout = Logger.new("log")  # you can specify a output channel
                              to log into here (STDOUT possbible)
log.level = Logger::INFO    # There are three different loglevels:
                              INFO,WARN,DEBUG. We should talk about
                              which one to use for what purpose.

log.info("Loading Window...")

This will log into the specified logout. You can also set
timestamp format with:

log.datetime_format = "%H:%M:%S" # This is standard strftime format.

== Windows(tm) ==
I see we have atleast two Windows developers...We should treat
PATHS and platform-specific things really carefully then.
Can somebody figure out where you save settings in Windows?
(for example: Unix: ~/.boqueron Windows: C:\???)

What about using gconfd? I mean it runs on almost every unix
machine anyway so why not make use of it? Is there a gconfd
on Windows?

== Styleguide ==
We should all agree on one styleguide. Very important:
How are we going to treat tabs and indentation?
My ~/.vimrc says:
set shiftwidth=2
set expandtab
set tabstop=2
set smartindent
set autoindent
set smarttab

It basically inserts two spaces whenever I use <tab>.
That's very nice to work with.
There's a graphical vim for Windows ;).

== Glade ==
We should use Glade. Period ;)

== Connection Object ==
I propose to have  connection state/roster in a seperate
object. This way we can just create more than one of these
objects at a time to support multiple accounts.
This object should also provide callbacks to update the
roster widget (see below).
I just mention this because the old code looked rather
"Let's just put into an hast"-like ;).
== Roster widget ==
I'm propably thinking a little bit to far into the future
but have you ever thought about using a custom widget
specifically designed to display the roster? There are
nice possibilities with cairo nowadays. You can use
these things within ruby-gtk2. To see nice contact
lists just search for screenshots of the MacOSX client
"Adium".

	
	
		
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