From: Andre B. <and...@gm...> - 2003-01-30 18:30:41
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Sven Reichard wrote: >Hi Guys, > >my sincere apologies for keeping silent for a month. The fact is, I was >really busy with high priority projects here. I will see what has been >done over this period, and then get back into the game. Do you have >anything OS-independent on the ToDo list? > >Later, >Sven. > > > Hi there, it was the same for me. I'm currently trying to write an Eclipse-Plugin for the refactoring methods. Btw) The C++ Plugin for eclipse plannes some refactoring code, but they are really in the early stage of viewing/editing c++ code and there're many tasks on their 'to do' lists. We will see how much manpower will be spend on this plugin (IBM and Rational are part of this project). It is opensource, but Java based. What I try to do, is to write a Plugin for eclipse to act as bridge to our refactoring code. However I'm not familar with the PlugIn-Interfaces of Eclipse and I've no experiences with the Java Native Interface (planned as integration point). I had another interessting discussion with Baptiste on the FullParser-Implementation. Some results are written in the Wiki. Maybe that's something to continue with. Another point is the CodeGenerator stuff created by Baptiste. It's not yet used by the refactoring methods - maybe continue here ? Last but not least some "bugs" are still open. Btw) Sven - what do you think about using the Bug/Featuretracking capabilities of SourceForge ? I believe the Feature/Bug list provided by SF gives a better overview than the WiKi todo list. Isn't it ?-- maybe the wiki ToDo's could be used as global future oriented and the SF- Bug/Feature List as list of small tasks for the near future. Well, it's time to do something, André |